Montenegro’s state power utility posts EUR 24.5 million loss in H1 2025
EPCG's total revenue in the first half of 2025 amounted to EUR 208.1 million, while total expenses reached EUR 234.7 million
Germany, France move to bridge nuclear divide with joint EU energy policy
Germany and France have agreed to work together on a common European energy policy that would include nuclear power as a low-carbon source.
Romanian prosumers propose measures to cut electricity bills by up to 60%
The Association of Energy Prosumers and Communities has urged the government to implement five measures that could swiftly reduce electricity bills.
Climate won’t suffer if Romanian coal power plants keep running – energy minister
The Romanian government is hoping to postpone the coal-fired power plant closures envisaged under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
US firm Aalo starts construction of its first extra-modular nuclear reactor
Aalo stated that the reactor will become the first new sodium-cooled test reactor in the US to go critical in over 40 years.
Japan inaugurates world’s second osmotic power plant
Japan's first osmotic power plant began operations in early August. The facility in Fukuoka harnesses the natural process of osmosis.
Reverse energy flows turn Slovenian distributors into power producers
On May 1 and 2, five Slovenian power distribution companies fed more electricity into the transmission grid than they withdrew.
Energy Traders Europe calls for clear rules before CBAM implementation
Energy Traders Europe has sent proposals to the European Commission regarding the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.