Hydrogen filling station project underway on Vis island in Croatia
The City of Vis and the H2 association are developing a plan to build the first hydrogen filling station in Croatia
Montenegro lowers value-added tax for solar panels
The Parliament of Montenegro has adopted amendments to the Law on VAT and the Law on Planning and Construction
Energy Transition Europe invests EUR 16 million in Croatia’s wind farm
The investment is undertaken by the Energy Transition International Capital (ETIC), which intends to continue its investments in the Balkans
Elektromreža Srbije intends to produce energy from renewables for self-consumption
EMS has to secure 21.5 GWh for the operation of its substations and distribution facilities every year, and high power prices are here to stay
Half century old hydropower plant in Albania is becoming innovative energy hub
Hybrid power plants are emerging as an essential ingredient for a world with net zero emissions. Albania's KESH wants to master such solutions.
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With Russia's attack on Ukraine, the energy crisis took over from the coronavirus pandemic as topic number one this year
Serbia intends to launch auctions for 1,400 MW in renewables – minister
The first auction for providing incentives to producers of electricity from renewables is expected soon, with a 400 MW quota
EPBiH to export less electricity in 2023 due to low coal reserves
Elektroprivreda BiH will produce 10% less electricity in coal-fired power plants than what it projected in the Electricity Balance from a few months ago