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From the Contract of the Century to the green transition: Azerbaijan’s enduring energy partnership with Europe

Fintel Energia, Windey join forces on Serbian wind projects

New credit line for digitalization, green, and sustainable projects in Serbia

Three Turkish firms partner on solar-BESS project in Serbia

Renovatio, Greenvolt to build battery system of over 900 MWh in Romania

Kapitány: Hungary will meet EU deadline to end russian gas imports

EU proposes energy, water rating scheme for data centres

Croatian cooking oil factory to source 60% of power needs from solar plants

Kurum: COP31 agenda focuses on global electrification, responsible AI use in clean technologies

Small PV producers in Greece struggle with loan repayment amid curtailments, negative prices

Serbia to begin drafting documentation for Đerdap 3 pumped storage project

SGE, GE Vernova, Hitachi, Samsung C&T team up to deploy SMRs in Europe

Agriculture, waste are top sources of methane in Western Balkans

VGT is energy transition’s digital engine connecting flexibility of producers and consumers with market

Winners of 2026 Just Transition Young Voices Awards announced

Italy allows nuclear power, four decades after first ban

From the Contract of the Century to the green transition: Azerbaijan’s enduring energy partnership with Europe

Fintel Energia, Windey join forces on Serbian wind projects

New credit line for digitalization, green, and sustainable projects in Serbia

Three Turkish firms partner on solar-BESS project in Serbia

Renovatio, Greenvolt to build battery system of over 900 MWh in Romania

Kapitány: Hungary will meet EU deadline to end russian gas imports

EU proposes energy, water rating scheme for data centres

Croatian cooking oil factory to source 60% of power needs from solar plants

Kurum: COP31 agenda focuses on global electrification, responsible AI use in clean technologies

Small PV producers in Greece struggle with loan repayment amid curtailments, negative prices

Serbia to begin drafting documentation for Đerdap 3 pumped storage project

SGE, GE Vernova, Hitachi, Samsung C&T team up to deploy SMRs in Europe

Agriculture, waste are top sources of methane in Western Balkans

VGT is energy transition’s digital engine connecting flexibility of producers and consumers with market

Winners of 2026 Just Transition Young Voices Awards announced

Italy allows nuclear power, four decades after first ban

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From the Contract of the Century to the green transition: Azerbaijan’s enduring energy partnership with Europe

Fintel Energia, Windey join forces on Serbian wind projects

New credit line for digitalization, green, and sustainable projects in Serbia

Three Turkish firms partner on solar-BESS project in Serbia

Renovatio, Greenvolt to build battery system of over 900 MWh in Romania

Kapitány: Hungary will meet EU deadline to end russian gas imports

EU proposes energy, water rating scheme for data centres

Croatian cooking oil factory to source 60% of power needs from solar plants

Kurum: COP31 agenda focuses on global electrification, responsible AI use in clean technologies

Small PV producers in Greece struggle with loan repayment amid curtailments, negative prices

Serbia to begin drafting documentation for Đerdap 3 pumped storage project

SGE, GE Vernova, Hitachi, Samsung C&T team up to deploy SMRs in Europe

Agriculture, waste are top sources of methane in Western Balkans

VGT is energy transition’s digital engine connecting flexibility of producers and consumers with market

Winners of 2026 Just Transition Young Voices Awards announced

Italy allows nuclear power, four decades after first ban

From the Contract of the Century to the green transition: Azerbaijan’s enduring energy partnership with Europe

Fintel Energia, Windey join forces on Serbian wind projects

New credit line for digitalization, green, and sustainable projects in Serbia

Three Turkish firms partner on solar-BESS project in Serbia

Renovatio, Greenvolt to build battery system of over 900 MWh in Romania

Kapitány: Hungary will meet EU deadline to end russian gas imports

EU proposes energy, water rating scheme for data centres

Croatian cooking oil factory to source 60% of power needs from solar plants

Kurum: COP31 agenda focuses on global electrification, responsible AI use in clean technologies

Small PV producers in Greece struggle with loan repayment amid curtailments, negative prices

Serbia to begin drafting documentation for Đerdap 3 pumped storage project

SGE, GE Vernova, Hitachi, Samsung C&T team up to deploy SMRs in Europe

Agriculture, waste are top sources of methane in Western Balkans

VGT is energy transition’s digital engine connecting flexibility of producers and consumers with market

Winners of 2026 Just Transition Young Voices Awards announced

Italy allows nuclear power, four decades after first ban

Montenegro

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Montenegro on the fence about TPP Pljevlja overhaul

The fate of the 225 MW thermal power plant (TPP) Pljevlja, which accounts for 40% of Montenegro’s electricity production, remains uncertain.

Electricity
Montenegro
September 20, 2021
montenegro tpp pljevlja gas fired power plant

Montenegro mulls gas-fired power plant to replace TPP Pljevlja

Montenegro is considering options to replace the Pljevlja thermal power plant when it ceases to generate electricity.

Electricity
Montenegro
August 26, 2021
Parliament of Montenegro rooftop solar power plant

Parliament of Montenegro to install rooftop solar power plant

The building of the Parliament of Montenegro is undergoing internal renovation, but it also has a project for a 90 kW rooftop solar power plant.

Renewables
Montenegro
August 16, 2021
Coal power plant Pljevlja likely to be shut down by 2030 krivokapic Montenegrin prime minister

Coal power plant Pljevlja likely to be shut down by 2030 – Montenegrin prime minister

The state must create conditions for the development of companies able to accept employees from the sectors that will be affected by the energy transition.

Electricity
Montenegro
August 12, 2021
Montenegro calls energy efficiency households solar power firms

Montenegro issues calls for energy efficiency in households, solar power for firms

Montenegro prepared a credit package with grants for businesses for photovoltaic systems and interest-free loans for energy efficiency in households

Renewables
Montenegro
August 6, 2021
EPCG launches Solari 500+ project - installation of solar panels on firms, public institutions

EPCG launches Solari 500+ project – installation of solar panels on firms, public institutions

State-owned power utility has decided to launch the Solari 500+ program as an extension of the Solari 3,000+ project, intended for households.

Renewables
Montenegro
August 5, 2021
Montenegro, Republic of Srpska to set up expert team to assess impact of HPP Buk Bijela on Tara river

Montenegro, Republic of Srpska to set up expert team to assess impact of HPP Buk Bijela on Tara river

The two sides have agreed to form an expert team of seven members, whose task will be to review the project documentation.

Environment and Climate
Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro
July 26, 2021
Montenegro to abolish incentives for renewable energy projects

Montenegro to abolish incentives for renewable energy projects

Montenegro has reached the national target for the share of renewables, set at 33%, so the government will repeal the decree on incentives.

Renewables
Montenegro
July 23, 2021
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