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Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

HELLENiQ Renewables completes one of Southeastern Europe’s biggest battery systems

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Croatia’s HEP ODS earmarks EUR 2 billion for distribution grid upgrades

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Croatia’s Končar-D&ST to supply Enel with transformers

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia officially opened

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

HELLENiQ Renewables completes one of Southeastern Europe’s biggest battery systems

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Croatia’s HEP ODS earmarks EUR 2 billion for distribution grid upgrades

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Croatia’s Končar-D&ST to supply Enel with transformers

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia officially opened

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

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Trending:

Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

HELLENiQ Renewables completes one of Southeastern Europe’s biggest battery systems

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Croatia’s HEP ODS earmarks EUR 2 billion for distribution grid upgrades

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Croatia’s Končar-D&ST to supply Enel with transformers

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia officially opened

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

HELLENiQ Renewables completes one of Southeastern Europe’s biggest battery systems

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Croatia’s HEP ODS earmarks EUR 2 billion for distribution grid upgrades

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Croatia’s Končar-D&ST to supply Enel with transformers

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia officially opened

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

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Greek industries can save EUR 6 billion through CO2 capture, storage

CO2 capture and storage has the potential to generate up to EUR 6 billion for the Greek economy, according to a new study

Climate Change
Greece
April 25, 2023
nexe cement co2 contessa project Thyssenkrupp

Nexe plans CO₂NTESSA project for carbon-neutral cement production

The firm has signed a contract with thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions regarding the new, second-generation oxyfuel technology

Climate Change
Croatia
March 22, 2023
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One of Slovenia’s biggest rooftop solar plants to help decarbonize cement production

Slovenian cement maker Salonit Anhovo has put into operation one of the largest rooftop solar power plants in the country

Renewables
Slovenia
August 23, 2022
Bulgarian cement plant EU grant innovative carbon capture storage

Bulgarian cement plant gets EU grant for innovative carbon capture, storage project

Devnya Cement got a EUR 190 million grant from the EU for the first full-chain carbon capture and storage project in the Balkans

Climate Change
Bulgaria
July 18, 2022
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World’s major cement and concrete makers pledge full decarbonization by 2050

The roadmap actions until 2030 will reduce the manufacturers' CO2 emissions by a quarter, according to the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA).

Environment and Climate
World
October 14, 2021
Microsoft Norway's CO2 capture storage

Microsoft joins Norway’s pioneering CO2 capture, storage project

Various plants will be able to implement the CO2 capture and storage solutions that Microsoft is developing for Northern Lights

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
October 21, 2020
Norway EUR 2.1 billion carbon capture storage

Norway sets aside EUR 2.1 billion to develop carbon capture, storage

Equinor is working with Shell and Total on transferring liquefied CO2 through a pipeline to below the seabed so that it isn’t released into the atmosphere. Norway approved EUR 2.1 billion in state aid for the carbon capture and storage (CCS) project for a cement factory and a waste incinerator. Regulators have agreed with the […]

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
July 22, 2020

Expert views (part 2): What are the biggest challenges in municipal waste management in Serbia?

In the second in a series of interviews on waste management with representatives of state institutions, the business community, academia, and civil society in Serbia, we asked what the biggest challenges are in municipal waste management and which models have proven to be successful. The answers were provided by all six respondents featured in the […]

Interviews
Serbia
March 4, 2019
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