Energy communities in Greece boost installed capacity by 71.4% year over year
Total electricity generation capacity run by energy communities in Greece jumped 71.4% to just under 800 MW in the year through November
Court of BiH annuls ruling that state aid for coal plant Tuzla 7 was illegal
The Court of BiH annulled the ruling of the State Aid Council that loan guarantees for the Tuzla 7 coal power plant project were illegal
Serbia sets EUR 70 million in subsidies for households for energy efficiency, solar panels
The public call for subsidies is intended for local authorities, which should later launch public calls for citizens
Slovenia to speed up renewables deployment with law on siting solar, wind power plants
Slovenia presented a draft bill that is aimed at ramping up the wind and solar power uptake by regulating spatial planning issues
Biogas power plants in Croatia are on verge of collapse
For more than a year their owners have been struggling to cope with high prices of raw materials, and now a price cap is introduced
Mediterranean resort city of Alanya to build its fifth municipal solar power plant
The Alanya Municipality decided to build its fifth photovoltaic unit, as the model has enabled substantial savings for its electricity costs
Serbia’s power utility EPS no longer dependent on imports, acting CEO claims
EPS is importing much less electricity this winter than last one and it is not dependent on imports, acting CEO Miroslav Tomašević said
Second unit of Krško nuclear power plant projected to come online in 2035
The second unit in the Krško nuclear power plant could be in operation in 2035, but project permits are still pending