New law in Greece to allow installing used wind turbines in isolated islands
An extensive new energy law submitted to parliament includes a rule on reusing old wind turbines in non-interconnected islands
IEA: Global CO2 emissions rose less than initially feared in 2022
The expansion of renewable sources prevented CO2 emissions from increasing significantly in 2022, but they did reach their historical maximum
North Macedonia scraps power subsidies for bakeries, food producers
The government has decided to abolish power subsidies for producers of bread and other staple foods, citing their failure to reduce prices.
German RWE becomes top-tier solar developer in US, Britain
RWE became the fourth-biggest in renewables in the US, the second-largest solar operator there, and a top-three solar developer in the UK
Renewables in EU countries in Balkans poised for bright future as 2021 revenues soar 30%
The renewables industry is the fastest-growing segment of the energy sector in the five EU member states in Southeast Europe
New Cypriot government’s first priority is to reduce electricity costs
The primary concern is to reduce electricity costs, the new Cypriot Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry George Papanastasiou said
WindEurope: EU, national governments must restore investor confidence in wind energy
EU must restore investor confidence in wind power and strengthen the supply chain in the sector to achieve climate goals for 2030
North Macedonia to launch electricity exchange in May
North Macedonia's power exchange will be launched on May 10, with a day-ahead market, and operated by MEMO
