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Montenegro’s EPCG seals new partnerships for renewables, BESS, decarbonization

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

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

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

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

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

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PV park at Brežice hydropower plant expands into largest solar complex in Slovenia

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

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

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Montenegro’s EPCG seals new partnerships for renewables, BESS, decarbonization

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

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

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

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

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

PV park at Brežice hydropower plant expands into largest solar complex in Slovenia

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

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

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

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Trending:

Montenegro’s EPCG seals new partnerships for renewables, BESS, decarbonization

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

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

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

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

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

PV park at Brežice hydropower plant expands into largest solar complex in Slovenia

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

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

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Montenegro’s EPCG seals new partnerships for renewables, BESS, decarbonization

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

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

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

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

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

PV park at Brežice hydropower plant expands into largest solar complex in Slovenia

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

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

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

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Energy Community opens case as BiH haven't closed two units in coal power plants Kakanj, Tuzla 

Energy Community opens case against BiH for refusing to close two coal plant units

The same procedure was initiated in April 2021 against Montenegro with regard to the operation of the Pljevlja power plant

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
October 31, 2022
European Commission stricter rules air water pollutants

European Commission proposes stricter rules on air, water pollutants

The EU is amending the regulations for ambient air, surface and groundwater pollutants and urban wastewater treatment

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
October 27, 2022
air pollution EU eurobarometer survey 2022

Europeans step up with personal action against air pollution – Eurobarometer survey

The Eurobarometer survey on Air Quality was conducted in all 27 European Union's countries in March and April

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
October 26, 2022
heating plant biomass novi pazar decarbonization zorana

Novi Pazar converts heating plant from fuel oil to biomass

The investment is part of a project for the decarbonization of ten heating plants and switching them from fossil fuels to biomass

Renewables
Serbia
October 18, 2022
Bulgaria halts TPP Maritsa 3 over air pollution

Air pollution in TPP Maritsa 3 could lead to shutdown of all coal plants in Bulgaria

The plant is closed for exceeding the amount of SO2 and will remain closed until it meets the norms and standards

Environment and Climate
Bulgaria
September 16, 2022
unlock accelerate investments solar wind Serbia proposal new auction model interviews Zeljko Durisic Djurisic

How to unlock and accelerate investments in solar and wind in Serbia: proposal for new auction model

In an interview with Balkan Green Energy News, Professor Željko Đurišić from the School of Electrical Engineering in Belgrade revealed his stance on the main issues affecting the energy sector

Interviews
Serbia
September 15, 2022
sarajevo-pellet-factory

Sarajevo secures funding for wood pellet factory

While governments in the region are struggling to secure enough wood pellets, Sarajevo Canton is moving forward with a plan to build a factory

Renewables
Bosnia and Herzegovina
August 25, 2022
Pollution coal plants Western Balkans extreme 2021

Pollution from coal plants in Western Balkans remains extreme in 2021

Coal-fired power plants in the Western Balkans were in breach of Energy Community pollution rules in 2021 for the fourth year in a row.

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
June 22, 2022
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