North Macedonia leads Western Balkans in green energy capacity for self-consumption
Compared to a year ago, the capacity for self-consumption is drastically higher in all Energy Community contracting parties in the region
Slovenia regulates locations for renewables with new law, accelerates permitting
Slovenia's new law regulates the determination of suitable areas for wind and solar power plants and the priority areas for PV systems
Negative power prices reveal market is still unprepared to tap on full renewables potential
Electricity producers on power exchanges across Europe were offering to pay up to EUR 500 per MWh to whoever would take their electricity
Permitting starts for power link for planned offshore wind farms in Black Sea
The investment will deliver the first power corridor in the Romanian Black Sea, according to Black Sea Oil & Gas (BSOG)
Energy Community tracker: Western Balkans’ progress towards CBAM exemption
The report assesses the steps made by the Western Balkans contracting parties in fulfilling six conditions for CBAM exemption
Study: Geothermal energy could be used at 6 out of 18 Belgrade heating plants
The Faculty of Mining and Geology has found that 6 out of the 18 heating plants in Belgrade have the potential for utilizing geothermal energy
Montenegro, BiH agree roadmap to resolve issues over Buk Bijela hydropower project
Montenegro and BiH have set up a working group to address problems with the Buk Bijela hydropower project on the border between the two countries
Renewable energy regulatory landscape in Serbia: A closer look at the latest developments
The spring of 2023 brought significant regulatory changes in the renewable energy sector in Serbia