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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

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

Romania shuts down remaining reactor at Cernavodă nuclear power plant

Turkey to launch first offshore wind auctions in early 2027

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

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

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

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

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

Serbia’s EV subsidies see surge in demand

Western Europe sees hottest June–July period on record

Batteries meet 25% of non-sunny power demand in California, Bulgaria

Europe’s largest solar power project obtains final permit

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

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

Romania shuts down remaining reactor at Cernavodă nuclear power plant

Turkey to launch first offshore wind auctions in early 2027

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

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

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

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

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

Serbia’s EV subsidies see surge in demand

Western Europe sees hottest June–July period on record

Batteries meet 25% of non-sunny power demand in California, Bulgaria

Europe’s largest solar power project obtains final permit

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Trending:

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

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

Romania shuts down remaining reactor at Cernavodă nuclear power plant

Turkey to launch first offshore wind auctions in early 2027

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

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

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

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

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

Serbia’s EV subsidies see surge in demand

Western Europe sees hottest June–July period on record

Batteries meet 25% of non-sunny power demand in California, Bulgaria

Europe’s largest solar power project obtains final permit

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

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

Romania shuts down remaining reactor at Cernavodă nuclear power plant

Turkey to launch first offshore wind auctions in early 2027

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

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

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

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

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

Serbia’s EV subsidies see surge in demand

Western Europe sees hottest June–July period on record

Batteries meet 25% of non-sunny power demand in California, Bulgaria

Europe’s largest solar power project obtains final permit

Hydropower

US Serbia sign MoU on energy as part of strategic dialogue

US, Serbia sign MoU on energy as part of strategic dialogue

The US and Serbia signed a memorandum of understanding on energy infrastructure and regional energy security, kicking off their bilateral strategic dialogue

Hydropower
Serbia
July 17, 2026
US launching strategic dialogue with Serbia with emphasis on energy

US launching strategic dialogue with Serbia, with emphasis on energy

Serbia will maintain good relations with both the US and Russia, Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović said ahead of starting strategic dialogue with the US

Hydropower
Serbia
July 17, 2026
Đerdap 3 Djerdap Iron Gate Portile de Fier Serbia, Romania ink deal pumped storage hydropower

Serbia, Romania ink deal on Đerdap 3 pumped storage hydropower project

Minister of Mining and Energy of Serbia Dubravka Đedović Handanović and outgoing Prime Minister of Romania signed a memorandum on the Đerdap 3 pumped storage hydropower project

Hydropower
Romania Serbia
July 16, 2026
EU to target 200 GW of energy storage by 2030, leaked plan shows

EU to target 200 GW of energy storage by 2030, leaked plan shows

The European Commission will adopt a 200 GW target for energy storage technologies, according to the leaked Electrification Action Plan

Hydropower
Region/EU
July 15, 2026
world renewables cost lcoe irena report

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

IRENA released its latest report, Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2025

Hydropower
World
July 7, 2026
Energy Transition 2 Balkans to prioritize regional connectivity

Energy Transition 2: Balkans to prioritize regional connectivity

Officials from BiH, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia agreed to improve coordination in connecting energy infrastructure and maintaining the security of supply

Hydropower
Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia
July 1, 2026
djerdap 3 romanian government serbia

Romania to launch talks on MoU with Serbia for Đerdap 3 pumped storage project

The Romanian government has approved the start of negotiations and the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Serbia

Hydropower
Romania Serbia
June 19, 2026
Slovenian ministerial candidate Jernej Vrtovec rejects green activist energy policy

Slovenian ministerial candidate Jernej Vrtovec rejects ‘green activist energy policy’

Nominee for Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Jernej Vrtovec said Slovenia's priority is to build the second part of the Krško nuclear power plant

Hydropower
Slovenia
June 3, 2026
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