Serbia changes statute of its coal, power utility EPS to turn it into joint stock company
The Supervisory Board of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) changed the state-owned coal and power utility's statute today
Transformation of Serbia’s power utility EPS sparks controversies
The company's scientific council and workers' unions stood up against the changes to the statute that were proposed by the Ministry of Mining and Energy
Slovenia, Albania to install solar power plants at army properties
Both Albania and Slovenia intend to look for private investors for solar power plants at their army facilities
EPBIH gets financing for Vlašić wind farm
The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina approved a EUR 36 million loan from EIB for the 50 MW Vlašić wind farm project
EU to raise 2030 renewables share target to at least 42.5%
The EU reached a provisional deal to raise the share of renewables in overall energy consumption to 42.5% by 2030 and aim at 45%
Croatia secures capital boost for power utility HEP
The Government of Croatia approved a shareholder loan of EUR 400 million to state-owned energy utility Hrvatska elektroprivreda – HEP
Tomašević: I have fulfilled my task in EPS
Power company Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) has earned EUR 49 million from electricity exports since the beginning of the year
Romanian journalists uncover giant hybrid power plant project on Serbian border
A dormant wind, solar and pumped hydropower project valued at EUR 1.9 billion has been unearthed in a Romanian media report