Renewable sources surpass fossil fuels in Croatia’s electricity mix
Renewable sources excluding hydropower accounted for more electricity output in Croatia in February than fossil fuels
Slovenia, Serbia, Hungary unite power exchanges in Adex
Following approvals by relevant authorities, the go-live of the enlarged Adex Group is expected in the second half of 2024
Kosovo* receives financing for 120 MW solar power plant on coal ash dump
The EIB is providing a EUR 33 million loan for KEK's solar power project of 120 MW in peak capacity on its former coal ash dump
RE-Source Croatia Hub 2024: Region’s PPA market is awakening
Large industrial consumers, developers, bankers and consultants showed great interest in PPAs
Balkan leaders endorse nuclear energy expansion at Brussels global summit
Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey participated at the Nuclear Energy Summit 2024 in Brussels
H-Bridges team from Belgrade University going for third crown at world’s top power electronics competition
The H-Bridges team from Belgrade's School of Electrical Engineering (ETF) is pursuing another victory at the IEEE IFEC competition
Slovenia approves compensation for municipalities hosting wind turbines
Slovenia is trying to encourage municipalities and the population to accept wind power plants on their territory. Local authorities are now entitled to EUR 200,000 per MW. Municipalities in Slovenia won the right to compensation from the government if they allow the installation of wind turbines. After a long procedure, the cabinet adopted a decree […]
Turkey expects several more gas, oil discoveries
Turkey is preparing three gas exploration projects in the Black Sea this year. Minister Alparslan Bayraktar is optimistic
