City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park
Iași, the third-largest city in Romania, is building a PV plant for self-consumption, of 9.8 MW in peak capacity. It would be the biggest in the country.
Croatia decarbonizing railway transport with battery trains
The Croatian passenger rail operator HŽ Putnički Prijevoz is acquiring six battery-electric trains and installing a hybrid charging station
Cyclades islands including Santorini get direct power link to mainland Greece
The subsea electric interconnection project for Santorini, Folegandros, Milos and Serifos is done, rounding up IPTO's wider investment in cables linking the Cyclades islands to the mainland grid
Croatian employers urge cheaper electricity to safeguard industry
The Croatian Employers’ Association (HUP) presented a policy paper on electricity prices for the business sector
Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares
Geothermal heating may turn Manisa province in western Turkey into one of the main hubs for greenhouse production of fruit and vegetables
EU integration, competitiveness, security of supply drive Energy Community’s ministerial meeting
The Energy Community’s highest political decision-making body gathered in Prishtina at an annual session known as an informal ministerial council
Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia
OCSiAl has been named as a supplier of single wall carbon nanotubes to PowerCo, the battery manufacturing subsidiary of Volkswagen Group
Energy Transition 2: Balkans to prioritize regional connectivity
Officials from BiH, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia agreed to improve coordination in connecting energy infrastructure and maintaining the security of supply
