Slovenia mulls separating coal assets from electricity utility HSE
State-owned Holding Slovenske elektrarne is preparing for the possibility of spinning off its coal assets: thermal power plant TEŠ and a mine
Subsidies in Romania should last until solar panels are installed on last roof
Minister of Environment Mircea Fechet says subsidy schemes in Romania should last until there are solar panels on every roof
Trina Solar gets EPD certifications from UL Solutions and EPDItaly for industry-leading modules
Trina Solar has obtained EPD certifications from UL Solutions and an EPDItaly certification for its Vertex N 700W, Vertex N 610W and Vertex 670W photovoltaic modules
Renewables licencing queue reaches bubble proportions in Greece
Greece's renewables goal of 23.5 GW by 2030, which would make it a regional energy hub, has led to a dramatic increase in applications
Nano Energies virtual power plant in Croatia gets new owner
Czech-owned company Nano Energies Hrvatska became the first licensed independent aggregator on the Croatian market in August 2022
Energy Community urges Kosovo* to commit in its NECP to phasing out coal by 2050
The Energy Community Secretariat doesn’t have any major objections to Kosovo's draft National Energy and Climate Plan
North Macedonia to cancel Čebren deal with PPC, Archirodon
North Macedonia is set to annul the tender in which Greek companies PPC and Archirodon were selected for the Čebren pumped storage hydropower project.
Wind project on Vlašić mountain in BiH needs no environmental study
Energokul won't need an environmental impact assessment study for its 200 MW wind farm project on the Vlašić mountain in BiH