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
Serbia’s NECP on public review until September 5
Serbia is mulling the option for its NECP to start adding small modular reactors in 2032. The emissions reduction is seen at 34.2% to 44.4% by 2030.
Is EU to sacrifice Balkans to secure resources for its energy transition
The EU is lowering environmental standards for mining lithium and other materials for the energy transition, but the Western Balkans and other third countries are set to take an even heavier burden
Danish offshore wind giant Ørsted asks all suppliers to switch to green electricity by 2025
Ørsted says it has become the first energy company in the world to ask all suppliers to switch to green electricity
Energy storage is among pillars of Bulgaria’s green recovery plan
All political parties in Bulgaria are determined to avoid breaching deadlines from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, says Dimitar Zwiatkow from law firm CMS Sofia
Belgrade’s public heating utility intends to use geothermal energy in district heating
Beogradske Elektrane has invited bids for producing a study of the geothermal potential of groundwater on the sites of its heating plants
EPBiH set to build its first solar power plants to replace coal
As part of its decarbonization push, Elektroprivreda Bosne i Hercegovine, EPBiH, is starting to replace coal capacities with solar power
Citizen energy – the cornerstone of a sustainable and efficient energy transition
Damir Miljević and Mirza Kušljugić from RESET explain the role of citizens in the energy transition