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
Zatriq wind farm in Kosovo* to be completed in July
Turkey-based Çalik Renewables and domestic company Eurokos are building a 72 MW wind power plant in Kosovo*. They expect to finish it in July.
Tokyo plans world’s biggest floating offshore wind farm of 1 GW
The authorities of Japan’s capital, Tokyo, plan to develop a floating offshore wind farm with a nameplate capacity of 1 GW
British Star Energy sells three geothermal projects in Croatia
The transaction releases EUR 5.2 million of restricted cash and removes future capital commitments arising from licences, the company said
Energy transition as systemic transformation
We spoke with Lazar Mijić, Head of Global Business Strategy in the business area Transformation of Industries at Siemens Energy, about where the region currently stands on the map of global energy transition
Greece frames solar power’s zero prices as informal consumer support
The Greek government is reluctant to remunerate photovoltaic producers for their high losses from zero or negative hourly wholesale prices
Croatia finally sets grid connection fee
The Croatian Energy Regulatory Agency (HERA) has adopted the fee for the connection to the electricity network
CBAM data for Q1 2026: Historic power flow patterns between EU, Western Balkans shift
The Energy Community Secretariat published the first report on the impact of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on electricity markets
