Firms in Serbia pay as much for electricity as their counterparts in EU
The price of electricity in Serbia for businesses is currently EUR 110 per MWh. Before the start of the energy crisis, it was EUR 50 per MWh.
Montenegro’s EPCG launches 47 MW solar power project in Nikšić
The government gave a green light to state-owned coal and power producer EPCG for a solar power project of 47 MW in Nikšić
Municipalities in Greece to install 1 GW of solar power to supply poor households
Subsidies for photovoltaics are envisaged as the main tool to tackle energy poverty in Greece. A program for municipalities is in the works.
City in western Romania aims to be first to achieve energy independence
The local authority in Reșița in western Romania got the technical connection approval for its own 21 MW photovoltaic park
Abazović: State institutions should install solar panels
Prime Minister has suggested that state-owned power utility EPCG should be in charge of setting up photovoltaic systems on state buildings
Zijin Mining plans 300 MW solar power plant in Serbia for own needs
Zijin Mining is launching by far the biggest photovoltaic project for self-consumption in Serbia's industrial production sector
Bulgaria’s energy bill to liberalize wholesale power market, introduce energy communities
The proposed changes to the Law of Energy are heading to Bulgaria's parliament amid strong criticism over possible power price instability
Croatia has vast agrisolar potential – study
The first study on agrisolar potential in Croatia was initiated by the Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia association (RES Croatia or OIEH)
