Enlight K2-Wind secures building permit for Pupin wind farm
Pupin wind farm is an extension of the Kovačica wind farm, an investment by Israel’s renewable energy company Enlight.
Energy Community launches tender for study on flexibility needs of power systems in region
The Secretariat is seeking consultants to comprehensively assess the flexibility needs of the power systems of the contracting parties.
COVID-19 crisis is opportunity for GGF to promote sustainable growth
GGF is encouraging and financing financial institutions which share its vision of building back better, Chairperson Olaf Zymelka said
Academician Stevanović (SANU): Rio Tinto’s jadarite mine could cause irreversible damage
Vladimir Stevanović has told Balkan Green Energy News that there is no doubt that the mine would cause more harm than good.
North Macedonia to roll out ecotax for oil, slash VAT for electricity to 5%
An ecotax of 5.7 cents will be introduced in North Macedonia for oil and the value-added tax on electricity will be cut to 5% from 18% for one year.
Serbia preparing framework to issue sovereign green bonds
Serbia is getting ready to raise funds through green bonds. CBI head Sean Kidney said they are more attractive to investors than ordinary debt securities.
Dräxlmaier to open EUR 200 million electric vehicle battery plant in Timișoara
The German automotive parts company plans to invest EUR 200 million in the e-mobility components factory over the next six years.
Vattenfall to install Europe’s largest electric boiler in Amsterdam
Vattenfall will use electricity from wind farms and solar parks to store heat in a 150 MW electric boiler system in Amsterdam