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South eastern Europe power problem CESEC help solve Maike Kirsch features

South-eastern Europe has a power problem – CESEC can help solve it

Natural gas, electricity markets spark concern for winter – Đedović Handanović

Greece, Bulgaria, Romania join forces in offshore wind, green hydrogen

IRENA: Renewables can meet 34% of demand in Central, Southeastern Europe

ESO receives grant for Maritsa-Nea Santa power line, CESEC updates Electricity Action Plan

04 April 2019 - The Bulgarian Electricity System Operator (ESO) and the Innovations and Networks Executive Agency of the...

Wind industry proposes ways to tap on South East Europe’s 500 GW potential

29 June 2018 - Giles Dickson, CEO of wind energy association WindEurope, has given recommendations to South East Europe’s...

Croatia has a potential to become energy hub in SEE if keeps working on it

Croatia has met 2020 energy targets, has a potential to become SEE energy hub

01 February 2018 - Croatia has a potential to become an energy hub for Southeast Europe, given its hydropower...

Conference on financing energy efficiency on February 1, in Bucharest

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Conference on financing energy efficiency on February 1, in Bucharest

17 January 2018 - Financing energy efficiency in Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria is the title of the conference to...

Central and South-Eastern European countries expand cooperation in energy sector

29 September 2017 - Central and South-Eastern European countries, including 9 EU Member States and 8 Energy Community Contracting...

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