Bulgaria’s 2053 energy strategy: coal until 2030, new nuclear capacities
Bulgaria plans to burn coal until 2030 to ensure energy security amid the ongoing crisis, while developing renewables, storage, and hydrogen
Greece boosts 2030 renewable energy target by 9 GW, adds hydrogen
Greece presented the long-awaited revision of its National Energy and Climate Plan. The renewable energy target is set to grow by 9 GW.
Fintel Energija picks Windey as turbine supplier for Serbian projects
Fintel in Serbia operates wind farms Kula (9.9 MW), La Piccolina (6.6 MW), and Košava 1 (69 MW).
Đedović: UAE, Serbia to work together on hydrogen, hydropower plant projects
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Serbia will sign a memorandum of cooperation on hydrogen projects and further joint work in the renewables sector. The signing of the memorandum between the UAE and Serbia was agreed in Abu Dhabi by Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović and UAE Minister of Energy and Infrastructure […]
Bojan Kumer to set up new energy ministry, expects EUR 1 billion in investments in renewables
Bojan Kumer, currently the infrastructure minister, announced the investments during the presentation of his agenda
AE Solar Horizon to produce solar panels in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian-German company has submitted an application to the city authorities of Kyustendil for a factory for PV panels
Croatia could fully replace electricity imports with 1 GW of new wind capacity
By tapping on its renewable energy potentials, Croatia could completely eliminate the need to buy electricity abroad.
North Macedonia is El Dorado for renewables
The North Macedonian regulator issued 267 licenses for electricity production from renewables in 2022, averaging one per each working day