Greece to subsidize battery storage with EUR 200 million next year
A tender for battery storage units will be held in Greece in the first quarter and the government earmarked EUR 200 million for subsidies
EPBiH would have to pay EUR 200 million per year for CO2 emissions
The amount exceeds the total cost of coal power production and it would make the activity unprofitable.
Nuclear energy to still be main source of electricity in Bulgaria in 2030 – GlobalData
The Bulgarian government is collaborating with the US and Russia in the development of new nuclear power plants.
Slovenia’s coal power plant TEŠ to generate EUR 870 million loss by 2030
The closure of Šoštanj power plant could be inevitable even before 2033, currently the most optimistic scenario for Slovenia’s coal phaseout.
Slovenia’s Idrija installing battery storage to become smart town
With storage and distribution management from the NEDO project, Idrija will be able to maintain the power supply for priority services during outages
HEP to increase HPP Senj installed capacity by 20 MW
Croatian state power company HEP is replacing equipment at HPP Senj as part of a project that will boost the hydropower plant’s capacity by 20 MW.
HPP Buk Bijela groundbreaking to be held on May 17
A groundbreaking ceremony for hydropower plant (HPP) Buk Bijela on the Drina river, a joint project of Serbia and the Serb-dominated entity Republic of Srpska, will take place on May 17.
Montenegro to set coal phaseout deadline in national energy and climate plan – prime minister
The country is preparing a new energy strategy, which will put priority on renewable energy sources in order to achieve climate neutrality.
