Romania may curb industrial power consumption, suspend electricity exports amid drought
The Romanian government has adopted a mechanism allowing the transmission system operator, Transelectrica, to limit power consumption for industrial customers
European Parliament to debate Šahmanović’s initiative for fairer CBAM
The Western Balkans' initiative for a fairer and more sustainable implementation of CBAM, launched by Montenegro, has made a significant breakthrough at the EU level
French Meridiam becomes majority shareholder in Great Sea Interconnector
French group Meridiam signed a deal to become a shareholder in Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), the project that aims to connect Greece, Cyprus and Israel.
Slovenian nuclear plant Krško to cut output, adding pressure to Southeast Europe’s power supply
Nuclear power plant Krško in Slovenia is reducing its reactor power to 80% due to extreme hydrological and meteorological conditions in the Sava River
Albania, Germany ink EUR 114 million worth of agreements for grid, hydropower
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy of Albania and the German government have signed three agreements
Energy, water crisis spreads as Danube region is clinging on power imports
The downstream Danube region is increasingly depending on electricity imports and interconnections, while leaning on solar power and energy storage on the home front.
Another blow to SEE power production: TPP Pljevlja goes offline
Despite the grid outage at the Pljevlja coal power plant, Montenegro's power system remains stable
Petrović: Electricity for businesses twice as cheap in Republic of Srpska as in Slovenia
Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS) remains the most affordable electricity supplier in the region, according to CEO Luka Petrović
