North Macedonia’s first 30 e-buses to arrive by New Year
North Macedonia's initial fleet of 30 electric city buses is expected to arrive in December or January
Serbia begins preparing new climate change law
The Ministry of Environmental Protection has started drafting a new climate change law and has published a baseline document for its preparation
Jørgensen: Europe’s electricity system remains stable despite extreme heat and drought
Europe’s electricity system remains stable despite extreme heat and drought, but the EU must stay vigilant, said Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen
Rising Danube level allows Hungary to increase production at Paks nuclear plant
Hungary has restarted one turbine at its Paks nuclear power plant following a rise in the Danube’s water level
Demolition of two small hydropower plants underway in Šar Mountains
The removal of two small hydropower plants has begun in Šar Mountain National Park in North Macedonia
SEE heatwave: Romania braces for possible nuclear plant shutdown, power supply cuts to industry
Romania’s attempts to raise water levels in the Danube amid the ongoing heatwave have not produced lasting results
Heatwave pushes power prices past EUR 700 in Southeast Europe
Balkan Green Energy News has analyzed day-ahead electricity prices across seven Southeast European power exchanges
Romania may curb industrial power consumption, suspend electricity exports amid drought
The Romanian government has adopted a mechanism allowing the transmission system operator, Transelectrica, to limit power consumption for industrial customers
