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Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

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Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

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OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

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Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

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EPCG is blaming the pandemic for the delay in the implementation of the 54.6 MW Gvozd wind farm project, Vijesti reported

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CE Oltenia, OMV Petrom to build four PV plants through JVs

OMV Petrom and CE Oltenia agreed to build four solar parks with a combined capacity of 450 MW at former coal mining locations in Romania

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Romania
October 3, 2022
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Wind, solar investors threaten to leave Europe because of revenue cap

The EU's wind and solar industries are threatening investments could go elsewhere after EU energy ministers voted to roll out revenue caps

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Albania to subsidize solar thermal collectors for households with up to 70%

Albania is conducting a program for the installation of solar thermal collectors for households, where it will cover 70% of the expenses

Renewables
Albania
October 3, 2022
German investments Serbia depend availability of green electricity

German investments in Serbia depend on availability of green electricity

German government official Franziska Brantner said her country and Serbia share the objectives of a green transition

Renewables
Serbia
October 3, 2022
BiH digitalization speed up investments

BiH turns to digitalization to speed up investments

A new application provides a customized guide for specific projects, with a list of permits, consents and other necessary documentation

Renewables
Bosnia and Herzegovina
October 1, 2022
Joint venture for floating offshore wind farm in Adriatic of 525 MW

Joint venture for 525 MW floating offshore wind farm in Adriatic Sea

Galileo and Hope Group formed a joint venture to develop the Lupiae Maris project for a 525 MW floating wind farm in the Italian Adriatic

Renewables
Region/EU
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Wind turbine Siemens Gamesa lay off 10 workforce

Wind turbine giant Siemens Gamesa to lay off 10% of workforce

Delivery delays and the rise in material costs forced Siemens Gamesa to cut 2,900 jobs as part of its restructuring plan

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