French-made hydrogen-powered trains set to enter regular service in Germany in 2022
The world’s first hydrogen-powered passenger trains, produced by France’s Alstom, are slated to enter regular commercial service in Germany in March 2022.
Montenegro to set coal phaseout deadline in national energy and climate plan – prime minister
The country is preparing a new energy strategy, which will put priority on renewable energy sources in order to achieve climate neutrality.
Turkey wasting no time preparing for Europe’s carbon border tax
The CBAM, planned for 2023, could drastically change the business conditions for all companies exporting goods to EU.
Hybrid power plant project Jasenovik of 170 MW underway in Kosovo*
StubllaEnergy is planning to install a hybrid power plant consisting of wind turbines with a capacity of 132 MW and photovoltaic panels of an overall 38 MW
Slovenia to allocate EUR 10 million for solar PV plants of up to 10 MW
The Government Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy has secured EUR 5 million from the EU Cohesion Fund.
Serbia revamps plan to install waste incinerator in Niš
Serbia is in talks with partners from China and Europe on a waste incinerator in Niš worth EUR 100 million, refreshing a plan from one decade ago
58 MW Korlat, HEP’s first wind farm, officially starts operation
The wind farm is the first power plant in operation without feed-in tariffs, and it will be a part of the first hybrid system in the country.
Greece pushes coal phaseout deadline to 2025 from 2028
Coal-fired thermal power plant Ptolemaida 5, the last of its kind in Greece, is set to be converted to gas in 2025, three years earlier than planned