Serbia drafts changes to Law on Energy
Public consultations on the draft law on changes and amendments to the Law on Energy will last until September 10
Turkey promoting its alternative to Greece-Cyprus power cable
Last month Turkish warships chased away a vessel scanning the route for the Greece-Cyprus section of the Great Sea Interconnector
Montenegro publishes draft Energy Law for public debate
Montenegro is receiving comments on its draft Energy Law until September 16. The new provisions are harmonizing the domestic legal framework.
Bulgaria experiences historic power output slump in June
Bulgaria's total power output in June was the weakest since 2019. The country only had a slight year-to-date surplus in electricity trade.
Bulgarian solar power producers rally as balancing prices push them toward bankruptcy
Owners of PV systems blocked a major road in Bulgaria to urge authorities to revise the methodology for determining balancing prices
Danske Commodities to optimize world’s largest power-to-X facility
Danske Commodities is tasked with optimizing electricity consumption at the Kassø power-to-X facility, which is about to start producing e-methanol
NGEN’s Bernard: There is no smart grid without smart users
The energy sector needs smart grids, and a smart grid does not exist without smart users, CEO of NGEN Group Roman Bernard said at BEF 2024
Belgrade Energy Forum 2024 – energy storage is next big thing
There are exponential opportunities for energy storage investments to facilitate the green transition, main developers and operators in Southeast Europe said at Belgrade Energy Forum