Electricity price growth for businesses in FBiH capped at 20% for 2024 – prime minister
The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has declared a state of power supply emergency for 2024
Municipalities in Slovenia to get EUR 200,000 per MW of installed wind farm capacity
Incentives are another attempt to speed up wind farm projects in Slovenia, which hosts only three wind turbines
HROTE’s Budimir: Sustainability, risk management are key for Croatia’s green transition
New CEO of Croatia's regulatory body HROTE Darjan Budimir says sustainable business models and quality in risk management are key for a successful green transition
France’s EDF sells Europe’s first green bonds for nuclear energy
French state-owned power utility EDF raised EUR 1 billion for nuclear energy through a green bond issue, the first of its kind in Europe
Greece to launch first guarantees of origin auction in early January
The first guarantees of origin of electricity in Greece are reportedly planned to be auctioned in the first half of January
Croatia’s HEP starts up new unit at cogeneration plant in Zagreb
The new unit is HEP's largest investment in new generation facilities in the last ten years, and it will replace outdated units
Montenegro on track to add 4 GW of solar and wind, seeks EU support for green steel roll-out
Montenegro's strategic goals include renewable energy, smart electricity metering, but also green steel production
Industry welcomes EU’s grid action plan but criticizes lack of some crucial measures
The European Commission has presented a 14-point action plan for seven challenges to improving electricity grids