Montenegro’s EPCG obtains environmental approval for Kapino polje B1 solar power plant
The Environmental Protection Agency of Montenegro has approved the environmental impact assessment report for the construction of EPCG's Kapino Polje B1 solar power plant.
SANY Renewable Energy breaks ground on Alibunar wind power project in Serbia
Beijing-based SANY Renewable Energy marked the start of construction of its wind power plants Alibunar A and Alibunar B in northeastern Serbia, totaling 168 MW
South Korea to back Serbia’s 1.2 GW solar project with EUR 900 million
A group of solar power plants with battery storage will be built by South Korea’s Hyundai Engineering and US-based UGT Renewables
Serbia invites public to participate in amending Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources
Serbia began the public consultation process for the upcoming changes to the Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources
BiH’s TSO secures EUR 46 million loan to upgrade grid with variable shunt reactors
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s transmission system operator has secured a EUR 46 million loan to install four variable shunt reactors at key substations
Legal expertise is essential for disputes, but primarily to avoid them – CMS energy market conference
CMS held an event in Belgrade about challenges and risk management strategies in the energy markets in CEE, with emphasis on dispute avoidance and resolution
LONGi to premiere Hi-MO 9 Prime at Intersolar Europe, redefining utility-scale solar asset value
LONGi says its new generation module Hi-MO 9 Prime reaches 25.2% efficiency, delivering over EUR 67,430 in additional annual revenue per 10 hectares compared to conventional non-BC technologies
Solar power repeatedly breaks grid share record in Romania
On June 19 at 12:33, Romania recorded its highest-ever solar power output. Active dispatchable photovoltaic plants amounted to almost 3 GW, covering nearly three quarters of grid electricity consumption at that moment.
