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Masdar, Taaleri create largest Western Balkans wind hub with Čibuk 2 launch

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Three official bids submitted for first wind auction in Kosovo*

Illegally dumped waste from Croatia to be incinerated at Holcim, Nexe cement plants

Serbia, Masdar weigh large-scale BESS projects

Fortis Energy orders solar mounting systems from Schletter Group

Greece’s IPTO set to connect over 10 GW of renewables by 2035

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BiH maps 48 priority environmental hotspots

Slovenia scraps electric vehicle subsidies 

Powering grid resilience: Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania

Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages

Greensmalt to build Romania’s second solar panel recycling plant in Seini

Simtel Team gets battery contract in Romania for OMV Petrom’s first large solar park

MOL Group expands its renewables portfolio with solar park, BESS

Slovenia’s largest solar power plant enters trial operation

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

Masdar, Taaleri create largest Western Balkans wind hub with Čibuk 2 launch

Montenegro, Japan seal energy partnership

NGEN commissions largest battery storage system in Austria

PPC signs deal with Amazon to develop 300 MW data center

Three official bids submitted for first wind auction in Kosovo*

Illegally dumped waste from Croatia to be incinerated at Holcim, Nexe cement plants

Serbia, Masdar weigh large-scale BESS projects

Fortis Energy orders solar mounting systems from Schletter Group

Greece’s IPTO set to connect over 10 GW of renewables by 2035

Colić: Renewable energy projects in Serbia jeopardized

EU Parliament backs expanding CBAM to steel, aluminium end goods

BiH maps 48 priority environmental hotspots

Slovenia scraps electric vehicle subsidies 

Powering grid resilience: Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania

Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages

Greensmalt to build Romania’s second solar panel recycling plant in Seini

Simtel Team gets battery contract in Romania for OMV Petrom’s first large solar park

MOL Group expands its renewables portfolio with solar park, BESS

Slovenia’s largest solar power plant enters trial operation

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

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Masdar, Taaleri create largest Western Balkans wind hub with Čibuk 2 launch

Montenegro, Japan seal energy partnership

NGEN commissions largest battery storage system in Austria

PPC signs deal with Amazon to develop 300 MW data center

Three official bids submitted for first wind auction in Kosovo*

Illegally dumped waste from Croatia to be incinerated at Holcim, Nexe cement plants

Serbia, Masdar weigh large-scale BESS projects

Fortis Energy orders solar mounting systems from Schletter Group

Greece’s IPTO set to connect over 10 GW of renewables by 2035

Colić: Renewable energy projects in Serbia jeopardized

EU Parliament backs expanding CBAM to steel, aluminium end goods

BiH maps 48 priority environmental hotspots

Slovenia scraps electric vehicle subsidies 

Powering grid resilience: Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania

Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages

Greensmalt to build Romania’s second solar panel recycling plant in Seini

Simtel Team gets battery contract in Romania for OMV Petrom’s first large solar park

MOL Group expands its renewables portfolio with solar park, BESS

Slovenia’s largest solar power plant enters trial operation

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

Masdar, Taaleri create largest Western Balkans wind hub with Čibuk 2 launch

Montenegro, Japan seal energy partnership

NGEN commissions largest battery storage system in Austria

PPC signs deal with Amazon to develop 300 MW data center

Three official bids submitted for first wind auction in Kosovo*

Illegally dumped waste from Croatia to be incinerated at Holcim, Nexe cement plants

Serbia, Masdar weigh large-scale BESS projects

Fortis Energy orders solar mounting systems from Schletter Group

Greece’s IPTO set to connect over 10 GW of renewables by 2035

Colić: Renewable energy projects in Serbia jeopardized

EU Parliament backs expanding CBAM to steel, aluminium end goods

BiH maps 48 priority environmental hotspots

Slovenia scraps electric vehicle subsidies 

Powering grid resilience: Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania

Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages

Greensmalt to build Romania’s second solar panel recycling plant in Seini

Simtel Team gets battery contract in Romania for OMV Petrom’s first large solar park

MOL Group expands its renewables portfolio with solar park, BESS

Slovenia’s largest solar power plant enters trial operation

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

World

Birol Three myths about the global energy crisis

IEA’s Birol debunks three myths about global energy crisis

Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), wrote an op-ed for the Financial Times

Energy Crisis
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September 7, 2022
Subsidies for fossil fuels doubled in 2021 and continue to increase

Subsidies for fossil fuels doubled in 2021 and continue to increase

Support for fossil fuels doubled in 2021 compared to the year before to nearly USD 700 billion, slowing progress toward climate goals

Climate Change
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September 5, 2022
carbon capture storage projects The Carbon Capture Crux

IEEFA: Relying on carbon capture in fossil fuel sector will not work

The Carbon Capture Crux – Lessons Learned studies 13 flagship large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS)/carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) projects

Renewables
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September 1, 2022

Pakistan climate disaster – biggest emitters should take responsibility and help

Pakistan is suffering the devastating effects of climate change, with questions raised about global solidarity, but also responsibility

Climate Change
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August 31, 2022
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Fast fashion giant H&M accused of greenwashing in US lawsuit

The lawsuit appears to reflect consumers’ growing awareness of corporate greenwashing practices

Environment and Climate
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August 19, 2022
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Danish offshore wind giant Ørsted asks all suppliers to switch to green electricity by 2025

Ørsted says it has become the first energy company in the world to ask all suppliers to switch to green electricity

Renewables
World
August 17, 2022
Sinopec-green-hydrogen-solar-china

China building world’s biggest green hydrogen factory

Sinopec's hydrogen factory, which will be powered by a 300 MW solar plant, is expected to be put into operation in June 2023.

Renewables
World
August 15, 2022
Scientists warn rainwater unsafe to drink

Scientists warn rainwater is unsafe to drink

The levels of so-called forever chemicals in rainwater exceed the most stringent standards developed by health and environmental agencies

Environment and Climate
World
August 11, 2022
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