Slovenia’s new government slams predecessor over green transition strategy
The previous administration neglected energy sovereignty, the new Slovenian government claims
Croatia launches first battery subsidies for households
The Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund (FZOEU) will allocate subsidies to households for heat pumps, solar panels, and batteries
Šahmanović: Montenegro set to close energy chapter of EU accession talks
Montenegro has met the requirements to provisionally close Chapter 15 of its EU accession talks, and is also preparing a just transition project in Pljevlja.
Serbia reaches milestone of 900,000 smart meters
More than 900,000 users of Serbia's power distribution system now have smart meters
Hungary launches first-ever tender to allocate grid capacity to wind projects
Hungary's energy regulator, MEKH, has launched the first tender for grid capacity for wind power projects, including optional battery energy storage
Serbia, Azerbaijan finalize deal on joint gas power plant company
Serbian and Azerbaijani companies have finalized negotiations on establishing a joint venture to build a natural gas-fired power plant
Serbia seeks consultant for tender documentation for Bistrica pumped storage hydropower plant
Serbia's state power utility has invited bids for a consultant to review and complete the tender documentation for the Bistrica pumped-storage hydropower plant
UK recognizes Serbian, Montenegrin carbon pricing within its CBAM
The UK government has published the list of schemes recognised as a qualifying carbon pricing scheme
