Turkey achieves historic solar energy surge in June
Türkiye achieved an all-time record in solar power generation in June, driven by increased sunny hours
Serbian student team H-Bridges ranks fourth in IEEE IFEC 2026 final
The H-Bridges student team from the School of Electrical Engineering (ETF) of the University of Belgrade, Serbia, finished fourth and received the Best Technical Report award in the final of the IEEE International Future Energy Challenge (IFEC)
Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects
Montenegro and the US have signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the implementation of strategic projects
City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park
Iași, the third-largest city in Romania, is building a PV plant for self-consumption, of 9.8 MW in peak capacity. It would be the biggest in the country.
Water rationing looms as Danube remains at critical lows
The drop in water flow in the Danube is breaking multi-decade records, so water restrictions in Serbia may be imminent, hydrologist Dejan Vladiković warned
North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study
North Macedonia’s first national hydrogen study outlines concrete scenarios for hydrogen development through 2050
Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle
The Pantheon AI data center project has received a key approval from Croatia’s TSO, according to the developer
Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk
The renewed escalation of the conflict in the Middle East is affecting the Strait of Hormuz and energy infrastructure in the region, heightening concerns over security of supply, International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol said.