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Former minister Andrej Vizjak becomes CEO of Slovenia’s GEN energija; GEN-I also gets new chief

Albania plans wind power in area still smoldering from forest fire

Corporate Europe endorses renewable PPAs for protection from electricity price risk

Europe on track for record wind power year if policy maintains momentum

UK recognizes Serbian, Montenegrin carbon pricing within its CBAM 

Journey Ahead: JA Roadshow 2026 – integrated solar and storage solutions for European grid resilience

GEN Group posts EUR 160 million profit for 2025

Two sabotage attacks jolt Germany’s power grid

Scatec starts building 77 MW wind farm in Romania, secures loans

Šahmanović: Montenegro set to close energy chapter of EU accession talks

Transelectrica gets EUR 67 million for grid modernization, digitalization

SolarPower Europe: Photovoltaics avert EUR 30 billion in gas imports

Serbia, Azerbaijan finalize deal on joint gas power plant company

Serbia reaches milestone of 900,000 smart meters

Mining exploration on Serbia’s Rogozna mountain triggers environmental criminal complaint

North Macedonia, Serbia join Vertical Gas Corridor initiative

Hungary launches first-ever tender to allocate grid capacity to wind projects

New Serbian law sparks concern over construction in burnt forests

Serbia launches pharmaceutical waste management project

Croatia launches first battery subsidies for households

Former minister Andrej Vizjak becomes CEO of Slovenia’s GEN energija; GEN-I also gets new chief

Albania plans wind power in area still smoldering from forest fire

Corporate Europe endorses renewable PPAs for protection from electricity price risk

Europe on track for record wind power year if policy maintains momentum

UK recognizes Serbian, Montenegrin carbon pricing within its CBAM 

Journey Ahead: JA Roadshow 2026 – integrated solar and storage solutions for European grid resilience

GEN Group posts EUR 160 million profit for 2025

Two sabotage attacks jolt Germany’s power grid

Scatec starts building 77 MW wind farm in Romania, secures loans

Šahmanović: Montenegro set to close energy chapter of EU accession talks

Transelectrica gets EUR 67 million for grid modernization, digitalization

SolarPower Europe: Photovoltaics avert EUR 30 billion in gas imports

Serbia, Azerbaijan finalize deal on joint gas power plant company

Serbia reaches milestone of 900,000 smart meters

Mining exploration on Serbia’s Rogozna mountain triggers environmental criminal complaint

North Macedonia, Serbia join Vertical Gas Corridor initiative

Hungary launches first-ever tender to allocate grid capacity to wind projects

New Serbian law sparks concern over construction in burnt forests

Serbia launches pharmaceutical waste management project

Croatia launches first battery subsidies for households

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Trending:

Former minister Andrej Vizjak becomes CEO of Slovenia’s GEN energija; GEN-I also gets new chief

Albania plans wind power in area still smoldering from forest fire

Corporate Europe endorses renewable PPAs for protection from electricity price risk

Europe on track for record wind power year if policy maintains momentum

UK recognizes Serbian, Montenegrin carbon pricing within its CBAM 

Journey Ahead: JA Roadshow 2026 – integrated solar and storage solutions for European grid resilience

GEN Group posts EUR 160 million profit for 2025

Two sabotage attacks jolt Germany’s power grid

Scatec starts building 77 MW wind farm in Romania, secures loans

Šahmanović: Montenegro set to close energy chapter of EU accession talks

Transelectrica gets EUR 67 million for grid modernization, digitalization

SolarPower Europe: Photovoltaics avert EUR 30 billion in gas imports

Serbia, Azerbaijan finalize deal on joint gas power plant company

Serbia reaches milestone of 900,000 smart meters

Mining exploration on Serbia’s Rogozna mountain triggers environmental criminal complaint

North Macedonia, Serbia join Vertical Gas Corridor initiative

Hungary launches first-ever tender to allocate grid capacity to wind projects

New Serbian law sparks concern over construction in burnt forests

Serbia launches pharmaceutical waste management project

Croatia launches first battery subsidies for households

Former minister Andrej Vizjak becomes CEO of Slovenia’s GEN energija; GEN-I also gets new chief

Albania plans wind power in area still smoldering from forest fire

Corporate Europe endorses renewable PPAs for protection from electricity price risk

Europe on track for record wind power year if policy maintains momentum

UK recognizes Serbian, Montenegrin carbon pricing within its CBAM 

Journey Ahead: JA Roadshow 2026 – integrated solar and storage solutions for European grid resilience

GEN Group posts EUR 160 million profit for 2025

Two sabotage attacks jolt Germany’s power grid

Scatec starts building 77 MW wind farm in Romania, secures loans

Šahmanović: Montenegro set to close energy chapter of EU accession talks

Transelectrica gets EUR 67 million for grid modernization, digitalization

SolarPower Europe: Photovoltaics avert EUR 30 billion in gas imports

Serbia, Azerbaijan finalize deal on joint gas power plant company

Serbia reaches milestone of 900,000 smart meters

Mining exploration on Serbia’s Rogozna mountain triggers environmental criminal complaint

North Macedonia, Serbia join Vertical Gas Corridor initiative

Hungary launches first-ever tender to allocate grid capacity to wind projects

New Serbian law sparks concern over construction in burnt forests

Serbia launches pharmaceutical waste management project

Croatia launches first battery subsidies for households

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EPS presents plan for shutting down coal power plants siljkut

EPS sets out plan for shutting down coal power plants

Elektroprivreda Srbije intends to shut down 11 coal power units, with a total capacity of 1,744 MW, between 2025 and 2030

Electricity
Serbia
February 16, 2023
Mitsotakis inaugurates Ptolemaida 5 Greece last lignite plant

Mitsotakis inaugurates Ptolemaida 5, Greece’s last lignite plant

The Ptolemaida 5 lignite-fired power plant was inaugurated today by Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and CEOs of PPC and GEK Terna

Electricity
Greece
February 14, 2023
Elektroprivreda Srbije posts loss of EUR 630 million in 2022

Elektroprivreda Srbije posts 2022 loss of EUR 630 million

Elektroprivreda Srbije blamed the poor results on issues in the production of coal and electricity, the drought, and the energy crisis

Energy Crisis
Serbia
February 9, 2023
Ember: Wind and solar generate more electricity than gas in EU

Ember: Wind and solar generate more electricity than gas in EU

The share of wind and solar electricity production reached 20% in the European Union last year, surpassing fossil gas for the first time

Electricity
Region/EU
February 2, 2023
Court of BiH annuls decision on illegal state aid for coal-based unit Tuzla 7

Court of BiH annuls ruling that state aid for coal plant Tuzla 7 was illegal

The Court of BiH annulled the ruling of the State Aid Council that loan guarantees for the Tuzla 7 coal power plant project were illegal

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
January 31, 2023
Serbia EPS no longer dependent on imports acting CEO Tomasevic

Serbia’s power utility EPS no longer dependent on imports, acting CEO claims

EPS is importing much less electricity this winter than last one and it is not dependent on imports, acting CEO Miroslav Tomašević said

Electricity
Serbia
January 27, 2023
Power utility ERS hired consultants for urgent analysis of its production capacities

Power utility ERS hires advisers for urgent review of production capacities

The urgent analysis was initiated by Republic of Srpska Prime Minister Radovan Višković and Minister of Energy and Mining Petar Đokić

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
January 20, 2023
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Coal wins battle against climate action in tiny German village

The eviction of the village residents and the coal mine expansion are a result of the German government's compromise with RWE

Climate Change
Region/EU
January 20, 2023
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