Romania drafts regulation for agrisolar plants on pastureland
Romania plans to limit the surface under solar panels and accompanying equipment on pastureland to 20% with a new decree on agrivoltaics
Protesters in Serbia block railway in campaign to ban lithium mining
A series of almost everyday protests for weeks throughout Serbia against lithium mining culminated in a massive rally in Belgrade
Northeast Bulgarian town resists giant wind power project that wpd revived
Wpd is facing backlash for trying to amend and merge two old wind power projects in General Toshevo in northeast Bulgaria
Turkish solar panel manufacturers expanding their capacity
Solar panel producers Kalyon Energy and Smart Solar Technologies are major players in Turkey's expansion in the sector, competing even with China
Montenegro publishes draft Energy Law for public debate
Montenegro is receiving comments on its draft Energy Law until September 16. The new provisions are harmonizing the domestic legal framework.
Zoran Gjorgjievski becomes CEO of North Macedonia’s MEMO power exchange
Zoran Gjorgjievski took over as CEO of North Macedonia's National Electricity Market Operator MEMO, which operates the power exchange
Romania won’t allow pumped storage project Đerdap 3 to jeopardize other Danube hydropower plants
Minister of Energy of Romania Sebastian Burduja said his country would closely follow the Đerdap 3 pumped storage hydropower project
IED 2.0 allows EU citizens to sue industry over health damage from pollution
The EU's IED 2.0 law on industrial and livestock rearing emission allows people to seek compensation for health damage from illegal pollution