BiH’s power utility EPBiH cancels waste co-incineration trial in Tuzla coal plant
Power utility Elektroprivreda Bosne i Hercegovine aborted a waste co-incineration test at its Tuzla coal power plant
Energy Community marks 20th anniversary as integration pillar for Southeastern Europe
The Energy Community Ministerial Council held its annual informal meeting in Athens, where the organization was founded twenty years ago
Hungary’s MVM becomes majority owner of two Serbian firms
MVM is the dominant producer, distributor, and supplier of electricity and gas in Hungary, while the two firms were privately owned
Google signs world’s largest corporate power purchase agreement for hydropower
Brookfield said the Hydro Framework Agreement is the first of its kind and the world’s largest corporate clean power deal for hydro.
Clean transition, decarbonization among priorities in EU’s draft budget
Within the EU's proposed long-term budget, the EUR 409 billion European Competitiveness Fund is for strategic technologies including for the clean transition and decarbonization
Bulgarian firm to install pilot hydropower plant on pontoon on Danube
Looking to build several hydroelectric plants on pontoons on the Danube in Bulgaria, a local company intends to install a 20 kW pilot facility in Vidin
Construction of largest wind farm in Western Balkans kicks off in Štip in North Macedonia
The Štip wind farm will cover an area of 326 hectares in the municipalities of Karbinci, Radoviš, and Štip
Elektrohertz gets concession for solar project in Republic of Srpska
Republic of Srpska, one of the two entities constituting Bosnia and Herzegovina, is set to host another solar power plant
