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Wildfire in Greece sparks nation-wide wind farm investigation

Rising Danube level allows Hungary to increase production at Paks nuclear plant

Serbia begins preparing new climate change law

Battery storage in Austria: From regulatory side issue to system component

Europe’s largest BESS, Coalburn 1, starts commercial operations

Romania shuts down remaining reactor at Cernavodă nuclear power plant

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Danube nears critically low level at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant

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Budapest rooftops could host solar capacity 2.5 times larger than Paks nuclear power plant

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

Solar installations below 1 MW in Montenegro no longer require construction permit

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Serbia’s EV subsidies see surge in demand

US firm AAFS eyes 50-year gas deal with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Western Europe sees hottest June–July period on record

Wildfire in Greece sparks nation-wide wind farm investigation

Rising Danube level allows Hungary to increase production at Paks nuclear plant

Serbia begins preparing new climate change law

Battery storage in Austria: From regulatory side issue to system component

Europe’s largest BESS, Coalburn 1, starts commercial operations

Romania shuts down remaining reactor at Cernavodă nuclear power plant

Turkey to launch first offshore wind auctions in early 2027

Danube nears critically low level at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant

Jørgensen: Europe’s electricity system remains stable despite extreme heat and drought

Maxxen Energy to gather energy storage stakeholders at Maxxen Day 2026

Slovenia grants subsidies for over 18,000 e-bikes

North Macedonia’s first 30 e-buses to arrive by New Year

Montenegro to draft law on foreign investment screening, including in energy

Budapest rooftops could host solar capacity 2.5 times larger than Paks nuclear power plant

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

Solar installations below 1 MW in Montenegro no longer require construction permit

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Serbia’s EV subsidies see surge in demand

US firm AAFS eyes 50-year gas deal with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Western Europe sees hottest June–July period on record

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Wildfire in Greece sparks nation-wide wind farm investigation

Rising Danube level allows Hungary to increase production at Paks nuclear plant

Serbia begins preparing new climate change law

Battery storage in Austria: From regulatory side issue to system component

Europe’s largest BESS, Coalburn 1, starts commercial operations

Romania shuts down remaining reactor at Cernavodă nuclear power plant

Turkey to launch first offshore wind auctions in early 2027

Danube nears critically low level at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant

Jørgensen: Europe’s electricity system remains stable despite extreme heat and drought

Maxxen Energy to gather energy storage stakeholders at Maxxen Day 2026

Slovenia grants subsidies for over 18,000 e-bikes

North Macedonia’s first 30 e-buses to arrive by New Year

Montenegro to draft law on foreign investment screening, including in energy

Budapest rooftops could host solar capacity 2.5 times larger than Paks nuclear power plant

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

Solar installations below 1 MW in Montenegro no longer require construction permit

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Serbia’s EV subsidies see surge in demand

US firm AAFS eyes 50-year gas deal with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Western Europe sees hottest June–July period on record

Wildfire in Greece sparks nation-wide wind farm investigation

Rising Danube level allows Hungary to increase production at Paks nuclear plant

Serbia begins preparing new climate change law

Battery storage in Austria: From regulatory side issue to system component

Europe’s largest BESS, Coalburn 1, starts commercial operations

Romania shuts down remaining reactor at Cernavodă nuclear power plant

Turkey to launch first offshore wind auctions in early 2027

Danube nears critically low level at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant

Jørgensen: Europe’s electricity system remains stable despite extreme heat and drought

Maxxen Energy to gather energy storage stakeholders at Maxxen Day 2026

Slovenia grants subsidies for over 18,000 e-bikes

North Macedonia’s first 30 e-buses to arrive by New Year

Montenegro to draft law on foreign investment screening, including in energy

Budapest rooftops could host solar capacity 2.5 times larger than Paks nuclear power plant

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

Solar installations below 1 MW in Montenegro no longer require construction permit

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Serbia’s EV subsidies see surge in demand

US firm AAFS eyes 50-year gas deal with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Western Europe sees hottest June–July period on record

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Greece becomes net electricity exporter in 2024

Greece becomes net electricity exporter in 2024

Greece went from net electricity imports of 18% in 2019 to a small surplus in the balance last year, mostly attributed to gas power plants

Renewables
Greece
February 10, 2025
Bulgaria s NEK five hydropower plants battery storage

Bulgaria’s NEK to equip five hydropower plants with battery storage

In addition to a 10 MWh pilot project at Vacha 1, NEK plans to add battery energy storage systems (BESS) to four other hydropower plants

Renewables
Bulgaria
February 10, 2025
serbia auctions cfd premiums 40 applications bids wind solar

Serbia’s auctions draw significant interest – 40 projects submitted

The country launched the auctions in late November and the deadline for applications expired on February 5

Renewables
Serbia
February 7, 2025
EU to exempt 80 of importers CBAM carbon tax

EU to exempt 80% of importers from CBAM carbon tax

European Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra vowed to exempt over 80% of companies that are eligible for payments under CBAM

Renewables
Region/EU
February 7, 2025
Number of PPAs jumps in 2024 but volume weakens Pexapark

Number of PPAs jumps in 2024, but volume weakens – Pexapark

The European PPA market entered an adjustment chapter last year, characterized by record deal-making for smaller volumes, Pexapark said

Renewables
Region/EU
February 6, 2025
Turkey USD 500 million solar power investments auction round

Turkey facilitates USD 500 million in solar power investments through auction round

The winners of PV projects in the latest auction round in Turkey must pay high contribution shares for a guaranteed price at the low end of the initial range

Renewables
Turkey
February 5, 2025
Floating solar power plants on small water bodies promote greenhouse gas emissions

Floating solar power plants on small water bodies add to greenhouse gas emissions

A new study shows that placing solar panels on small bodies of water increases greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 27 percent

Renewables
World
February 5, 2025
Termokos tender solar thermal Prishtina heating

Termokos opens tender for solar thermal system for Prishtina heating

District heating utility Termokos is seeking a contractor to build a 30 MW solar thermal facility outside Prishtina in Kosovo*

Renewables
Kosovo*
February 5, 2025
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