Grids in Europe may fail to handle renewables surge – report
Lack of ambition on the development of European grids could seriously hamper the energy transition, think-tank Ember warns
Germany’s industry to get billions in subsidies to decarbonize
Carbon contracts for difference should help companies stay competitive as they transition to more expensive production processes
Ivona Milić: Embracing ESG principles in business is the cornerstone of Serbia’s green agenda
Ivona Milić holds a PhD in economics and specializes in sustainability and ESG within the banking industry
Energy Community issues policy guidelines for energy communities
The Energy Community Secretariat published policy guidelines on the concepts of energy communities for national authorities
Dutch prosumers must pay fees to feed surplus electricity to grid
Many utilities have already introduced such charges as they struggle to handle the surplus electricity from prosumers
Hungary to join Slovenian-Serbian power exchange ADEX in few weeks
Serbia’s Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović spoke with Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó
EU adopts first-ever EU network code on cybersecurity for the electricity sector
The grid code will support a high, common level of cybersecurity for cross-border electricity flows in Europe
Government of North Macedonia sends two energy bills to parliament
North Macedonia is about to regulate renewables with a separate law, which the government passed alongside the changes to the Law on Energy