Too hot to cope: Why cooling must become Europe’s next social right
Europe is getting dangerously hotter, and as millions struggle with rising temperatures, bills, and health risks, access to cooling must become a social right.
Parliamentarians from Energy Community discuss energy security with MEPs in Brussels
In focus at the Energy Community Parliamentary Plenum in Brussels was the mutual need to integrate energy markets to protect against price and security of supply shocks
YESS Power rolls out 1.5 GWh regional portfolio after landmark BESS project in North Macedonia
Business Development Executive of YESS Power Emre Jabban detailed the Turkish company’s current pipeline of over 1.5 GWh for Balkan Green Energy News alongside the challenges in conducting large-scale storage projects
Warm homes, lower bills, stronger EU: the power of citizen-led energy networks
Community-led heating and cooling networks can lower costs, boost comfort, and support the EU’s transition to clean, locally produced energy.
Current, past EU commissioners to attend EUSEW 2026 alongside clean energy experts
The European Commission unveiled the programme and launched the registration for the European Sustainable Energy Week – EUSEW 2026
BEF 2026 reveals new wave of sponsors as Belgrade prepares to host regional energy elite
Belgrade Energy Forum – BEF 2026 has expanded its partner network and is welcoming another group ranging from renewable energy giants to industrial associations.
European Commission sets first CBAM certificate price
The European Commission has published the first price of CBAM certificates for 2026 Q1 on its new dedicated page on the CBAM website
BMW, Rimac to unveil fully electric i7 on April 22
The new BMW i7 will be the first BMW Group BEV to feature a jointly developed battery system, manufactured at the Rimac Campus near Zagreb