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Six companies express interest in Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP project – minister

ENTSO-E: Southeastern Europe offers some of highest returns from energy storage

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia

Shikun and Binui Energy set to build wind-solar hybrid power plant in Romania

When everyone has batteries, intelligence will decide

Croatian oil refiner INA builds solar park for green hydrogen electrolyzer

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

EU integration, competitiveness, security of supply drive Energy Community’s ministerial meeting

NEA: Rapid nuclear expansion requires more financing, stronger supply chains

Greece bolsters offshore wind goal to 2.35 GW, sets capacity per zone

YEO Technology expands in Balkans with 130 MW solar project in Kosovo*

Slovenian city Kranj creates energy community with solar power plants on public buildings

Slovenia’s ELES joins automated frequency restoration platform PICASSO

Electricity sharing kicks off in Croatia

Aksa enters ancillary services market with Turkey’s first standalone BESS

Bucharest building rainwater retention basins in bid to become ‘sponge city’

Croatia issues estimate of geological CO2 storage potential

Six companies express interest in Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP project – minister

ENTSO-E: Southeastern Europe offers some of highest returns from energy storage

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia

Shikun and Binui Energy set to build wind-solar hybrid power plant in Romania

When everyone has batteries, intelligence will decide

Croatian oil refiner INA builds solar park for green hydrogen electrolyzer

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

EU integration, competitiveness, security of supply drive Energy Community’s ministerial meeting

NEA: Rapid nuclear expansion requires more financing, stronger supply chains

Greece bolsters offshore wind goal to 2.35 GW, sets capacity per zone

YEO Technology expands in Balkans with 130 MW solar project in Kosovo*

Slovenian city Kranj creates energy community with solar power plants on public buildings

Slovenia’s ELES joins automated frequency restoration platform PICASSO

Electricity sharing kicks off in Croatia

Aksa enters ancillary services market with Turkey’s first standalone BESS

Bucharest building rainwater retention basins in bid to become ‘sponge city’

Croatia issues estimate of geological CO2 storage potential

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Six companies express interest in Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP project – minister

ENTSO-E: Southeastern Europe offers some of highest returns from energy storage

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia

Shikun and Binui Energy set to build wind-solar hybrid power plant in Romania

When everyone has batteries, intelligence will decide

Croatian oil refiner INA builds solar park for green hydrogen electrolyzer

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

EU integration, competitiveness, security of supply drive Energy Community’s ministerial meeting

NEA: Rapid nuclear expansion requires more financing, stronger supply chains

Greece bolsters offshore wind goal to 2.35 GW, sets capacity per zone

YEO Technology expands in Balkans with 130 MW solar project in Kosovo*

Slovenian city Kranj creates energy community with solar power plants on public buildings

Slovenia’s ELES joins automated frequency restoration platform PICASSO

Electricity sharing kicks off in Croatia

Aksa enters ancillary services market with Turkey’s first standalone BESS

Bucharest building rainwater retention basins in bid to become ‘sponge city’

Croatia issues estimate of geological CO2 storage potential

Six companies express interest in Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP project – minister

ENTSO-E: Southeastern Europe offers some of highest returns from energy storage

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia

Shikun and Binui Energy set to build wind-solar hybrid power plant in Romania

When everyone has batteries, intelligence will decide

Croatian oil refiner INA builds solar park for green hydrogen electrolyzer

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

EU integration, competitiveness, security of supply drive Energy Community’s ministerial meeting

NEA: Rapid nuclear expansion requires more financing, stronger supply chains

Greece bolsters offshore wind goal to 2.35 GW, sets capacity per zone

YEO Technology expands in Balkans with 130 MW solar project in Kosovo*

Slovenian city Kranj creates energy community with solar power plants on public buildings

Slovenia’s ELES joins automated frequency restoration platform PICASSO

Electricity sharing kicks off in Croatia

Aksa enters ancillary services market with Turkey’s first standalone BESS

Bucharest building rainwater retention basins in bid to become ‘sponge city’

Croatia issues estimate of geological CO2 storage potential

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Activists Romania protest high energy bills demand renewables

Activists in Romania protest against high energy bills, demand more renewables

More than 46.000 people in Romania signed a petition with a demand to cut energy bills through green investments

Renewables
Romania
February 4, 2022
EIB halts loan for Budapest Airport expansion over breach of EU environmental law

EIB halts loan for Budapest Airport expansion over breach of EU environmental law

The European Investment Bank's due diligence for the project of Hungary's main international airport lacked basic necessary documentation

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
January 11, 2022
Western Balkans coal plants 2.5 times SO2 EU

Western Balkans coal plants emit 2.5 times more SO2 than entire EU

Almost 12,000 people died from 2018 to 2020 because of breaches of pollution ceilings in coal-fired thermal power plants in the Western Balkans.

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
September 7, 2021
coal-power-plant-pollution-eu-western-balkans

Coal power stations in Western Balkans emit twice as much SO2 as EU plants

The Western Balkans’ 18 coal-fired power plants released twice as much sulfur dioxide in 2019 as all 221 such facilities in the EU.

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
July 13, 2021
bankwatch law on renewables serbia

Bankwatch urges Serbia to halt subsidies for small hydropower in new law on renewables

The scarce resources available need to be directed at those technologies which still need a boost but whose prices may still fall - mainly solar and wind farms.

Renewables
Serbia
January 15, 2021
Romania coal fired thermal power plants

Romania erases new coal-fired thermal power plants from its plans

The Government of Romania claims no more coal power plants would be built and CE Oltenia hinted it is about to scrap the last such project.

Environment and Climate
Romania
November 23, 2020
Leonardo DiCaprio ban new small hydropower plants FBiH

Leonardo DiCaprio backs campaign to protect Bosnian rivers

Conservationist groups from the region and the world urged the Federation of BiH to pass a law that would forbid the construction of new small hydropower plants, and Leonardo DiCaprio backed the initiative to protect the country’s rivers. They called for the implementation of an initiative that the entity’s parliament adopted three months ago. If […]

Environment and Climate
Bosnia and Herzegovina
September 23, 2020
Environmentalists EU Chinese violations

Environmentalists demand from EU to tackle Chinese firms’ violations

Eight organizations urged the EU to do more to tackle legal breaches by Chinese companies. They said the authorities in Brussels and European governments have to tell the most populous nation to stop building new coal power plants in the 27-member bloc and accession countries and to make it respect the law. China’s President Xi […]

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
September 14, 2020
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