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Slovenia to launch first state-aid scheme for stand-alone BESS

Heatwave pushes power prices past EUR 700 in Southeast Europe

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Energy, water crisis spreads as Danube region is clinging on power imports

Romania to sink loaded barges in Danube to secure cooling water for nuclear plant

Albania, Germany ink EUR 114 million worth of agreements for grid, hydropower

French Meridiam becomes majority shareholder in Great Sea Interconnector

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Developing nations set to play bigger role in solar expansion as global capacity hits 3 TW

Applications open for first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Romania may curb industrial power consumption, suspend electricity exports amid drought

Nofar Energy’s solar parks Ghimpați, Iepurești start generating electricity

North Macedonia offers subsidies for switching to natural gas

Another blow to SEE power production: TPP Pljevlja goes offline

EU citizens gain the right to have goods repaired

Eksim Energy bolstering its wind parks in Turkey with solar power

Petrović: Electricity for businesses twice as cheap in Republic of Srpska as in Slovenia

Slovenia to launch first state-aid scheme for stand-alone BESS

Heatwave pushes power prices past EUR 700 in Southeast Europe

Slovenian nuclear plant Krško to cut output, adding pressure to Southeast Europe’s power supply

Energy, water crisis spreads as Danube region is clinging on power imports

Romania to sink loaded barges in Danube to secure cooling water for nuclear plant

Albania, Germany ink EUR 114 million worth of agreements for grid, hydropower

French Meridiam becomes majority shareholder in Great Sea Interconnector

Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services Agency plans solar panel installation

European Parliament to debate Šahmanović’s initiative for fairer CBAM

Developing nations set to play bigger role in solar expansion as global capacity hits 3 TW

Applications open for first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Romania may curb industrial power consumption, suspend electricity exports amid drought

Nofar Energy’s solar parks Ghimpați, Iepurești start generating electricity

North Macedonia offers subsidies for switching to natural gas

Another blow to SEE power production: TPP Pljevlja goes offline

EU citizens gain the right to have goods repaired

Eksim Energy bolstering its wind parks in Turkey with solar power

Petrović: Electricity for businesses twice as cheap in Republic of Srpska as in Slovenia

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Trending:

Slovenia to launch first state-aid scheme for stand-alone BESS

Heatwave pushes power prices past EUR 700 in Southeast Europe

Slovenian nuclear plant Krško to cut output, adding pressure to Southeast Europe’s power supply

Energy, water crisis spreads as Danube region is clinging on power imports

Romania to sink loaded barges in Danube to secure cooling water for nuclear plant

Albania, Germany ink EUR 114 million worth of agreements for grid, hydropower

French Meridiam becomes majority shareholder in Great Sea Interconnector

Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services Agency plans solar panel installation

European Parliament to debate Šahmanović’s initiative for fairer CBAM

Developing nations set to play bigger role in solar expansion as global capacity hits 3 TW

Applications open for first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Romania may curb industrial power consumption, suspend electricity exports amid drought

Nofar Energy’s solar parks Ghimpați, Iepurești start generating electricity

North Macedonia offers subsidies for switching to natural gas

Another blow to SEE power production: TPP Pljevlja goes offline

EU citizens gain the right to have goods repaired

Eksim Energy bolstering its wind parks in Turkey with solar power

Petrović: Electricity for businesses twice as cheap in Republic of Srpska as in Slovenia

Slovenia to launch first state-aid scheme for stand-alone BESS

Heatwave pushes power prices past EUR 700 in Southeast Europe

Slovenian nuclear plant Krško to cut output, adding pressure to Southeast Europe’s power supply

Energy, water crisis spreads as Danube region is clinging on power imports

Romania to sink loaded barges in Danube to secure cooling water for nuclear plant

Albania, Germany ink EUR 114 million worth of agreements for grid, hydropower

French Meridiam becomes majority shareholder in Great Sea Interconnector

Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services Agency plans solar panel installation

European Parliament to debate Šahmanović’s initiative for fairer CBAM

Developing nations set to play bigger role in solar expansion as global capacity hits 3 TW

Applications open for first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Romania may curb industrial power consumption, suspend electricity exports amid drought

Nofar Energy’s solar parks Ghimpați, Iepurești start generating electricity

North Macedonia offers subsidies for switching to natural gas

Another blow to SEE power production: TPP Pljevlja goes offline

EU citizens gain the right to have goods repaired

Eksim Energy bolstering its wind parks in Turkey with solar power

Petrović: Electricity for businesses twice as cheap in Republic of Srpska as in Slovenia

ArcelorMittal

Europe’s largest steel plant gets up to EUR 2 billion to transition to green hydrogen

Germany earmarked grants of up to EUR 2 billion for ThyssenKrupp to decarbonize its steel production processes using hydrogen

Renewables
Region/EU
July 26, 2023
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ArcelorMittal Belgium to get EUR 280 million in state aid to decarbonize steelmaking

ArcelorMittal will substitute one of the two existing blast furnaces with a direct reduction iron plant and phase in green hydrogen

Renewables
Region/EU
June 28, 2023
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ArcelorMittal Zenica completes projects to reduce pollution from steel plant

Steel producer ArcelorMittal Zenica has completed two major investments, worth EUR 7.7 million, to reduce dust emissions. The projects will ensure the increase the environmental protection in the city of Zenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Investments will help reduce the pollution created by the steel plant, which made Zenica one of the cities with the […]

Environment and Climate September 24, 2020
Zenica

Construction of new CHP plant in Zenica starts, completion expected by end of 2020 

New combined heat and power (CHP) plant Toplana Zenica, expected to start operation in 2021, will eliminate the use of coal for district heating and utilize waste gases from the ArcelorMittal Zenica steel plant, it was said during the official start of the construction works in the town in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. The CHP […]

Energy Efficiency
Bosnia and Herzegovina
March 3, 2020

Financing agreement signed to build new CHP plant, resolve Zenica’s top polluter

A financing agreement has been signed for a EUR 53 million project to build a combined heat and power plant (CHP) to use recovery gases from the steelworks in Zenica, instead of coal burned by the current boilers. The project is expected to resolve the city’s district heating issues, as well as to significantly cut […]

Energy Efficiency
Bosnia and Herzegovina
March 18, 2019

Toplana Zenica to resolve top polluter with new, EUR 53 million CHP plant

Zenica, one of the most polluted cities in Europe, is poised to resolve much of its emissions problem with a new combined heat and power plant (CHP) to use coke and blast furnace gases from the steelworks as fuel under a EUR 53 million deal the city is calling “historic.” The new plant is to […]

Energy Efficiency
Bosnia and Herzegovina
October 5, 2018
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