Montenegrin utility EPCG developing 639 MW of power generation and storage projects
EPCG is developing solar, wind, battery, and hydropower projects totaling 639 MW, with an expected annual output of over 1 TWh, wrote Milutin Đukanović, President of the Board of Directors
Final countdown to Belgrade Energy Forum 2026 on May 11-12
BEF 2026, the premier B2B and B2G energy conference in Southeast Europe, is welcoming a plethora of institutional partners and a record number of energy ministers in its fourth edition
Western Balkans request earlier exemption of electricity from CBAM
Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo* and North Macedonia are asking for the amendments to the European Union's CBAM Regulation to be adjusted
CIP: Europe could reduce electricity prices by 40% by 2050 with clean energy
CIP built an integrated energy system model and based on that, conducted an analysis of how Europe’s energy system could evolve towards 2050
Finalists of the 2026 European Sustainable Energy Awards announced
Public voting for the best European clean energy projects and leaders is now open, within European Sustainable Energy Awards 2026
Renalfa IPP starts installing 200 MWh battery system at solar plant in North Macedonia
The co-located BESS is being installed at Oslomej, a solar power plant with a peak capacity of 65.8 MW at a former coal mine, Renalfa said
Energy crisis fueled by Iran war makes economic logic of renewables impossible to ignore
The energy crisis fueled by the Iran war has made the economic logic of renewables impossible to ignore, according to Simon Stiell
Batteries enable Bulgaria to import cheap electricity even when domestic production exceeds demand
Bulgaria's abundant energy storage enables importing electricity at low, zero or negative prices even when domestic production exceeds demand
