Turkish State Railways to build massive solar power capacity for own consumption
Turkish State Railways (TCDD) is preparing to build a solar power plant of 159.3 MW within a group of ten such facilities
Cyprus plans to roll out hydrogen buses, trucks by 2030
The Cypriot government sees hydrogen production as a complementary solution for the island state's energy isolation
US court rules Greenpeace must pay over USD 660 million to oil pipeline operator
A North Dakota state court found Greenpeace liable for more than USD 660 million in damages to Energy Transfer, which controls the Dakota Access Pipeline
EU to unveil strategic projects for raw materials on March 25
Rio Tinto's lithium project Jadar in Serbia is among the candidates for strategic status under the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act
Greece’s IPTO connects to balancing energy platform PICASSO
The Independent Power Transmission Operator of Greece has joined PICASSO, soon after ESO, its counterpart in neighboring Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s plastic waste recycling rate much lower than in official statistics, report reveals
Over half of Bulgarian municipalities reported recycling rates for municipal waste of under 10% for 2019 – some were virtually at zero
Cyprus seeks contractors for PV, energy storage systems at National Guard camps
Qualifications are on for equipping the facilities of the National Guard of Cyprus with photovoltaic and energy storage systems
French Photosol to build PV plants of 1.2 GW in total in Balkans
Photosol is preparing to establish an office in Romania for its operations in the country as well as in Bulgaria and the Western Balkans