Romania to use EUR 1.4 billion of EU funds to strengthen its energy sector
The EU allowed Romania to use its share of the Modernisation Fund for the makeover of coal plant owner CE Oltenia and the electricity grid
First Greek climate law sets deadlines for ban on conventional vehicles
Greece's parliament passed the first climate law with more flexible requirements than in the original proposal
Guarantees of origin scheme ready to go live in Energy Community markets
All that is left to do is for the national issuing bodies to sign agreements with energy certificate registry provider Grexel, says Naida Taso
Bulgaria to abolish limitations for rooftop solar panels for own use
Bulgaria is introducing a law to eliminate the administrative procedure for renewables on buildings, as long as they are for own use
IGB, Alexandroupolis LNG to help gas diversification in Bulgaria, Greece, Western Balkans
New natural gas infrastructure is key for increased diversification in the Balkans, according to Alexander Nikolov
Virtual power plants to enable power market access for prosumers in Croatia
The law in Croatia allows households with solar panels to group and place excess energy in the market, though it is too expensive for now
Romania picks site of old coal power plant for first small nuclear reactor in Europe
The site was chosen as a result of an agreement between Romania's Nuclearelectrica and US-based NuScale Power
Romania, Serbia in talks on pumped storage hydropower Đerdap 3, energy cooperation
Two energy ministers met in Bucharest after a roundtable organized by the Partnership for Transatlantic Energy and Climate Cooperation