Cement maker Alpacem developing Slovenia’s biggest solar plant
Austrian-owned Alpacem Cement and Slovenian firm Enertron are developing a 20 MW solar plant with battery energy storage in Anhovo
Agrivoltaics: Accelerating Europe’s decarbonisation while protecting land, food production and energy security
Agrivoltaics can help Europe decarbonise faster by combining solar power and agriculture on the same land, while supporting farmers, rural economies and energy security.
Serbian oil company NIS installs 6.8 MW solar power plant
Gazprom-owned Serbian oil refiner and service station chain NIS commissioned its ground-mounted 6.8 MW solar power plant. It is one of the biggest in the country.
EnEarth gets permit for carbon storage at offshore oil field in Greece
Integrated energy services firm Kent won a contract for front-end engineering design for the Prinos CO2 project in Greece for carbon storage.
Greece races to complete more energy projects and reforms before RRF ends
Greece has made significant progress in its energy transition with the help of the Resilience and Recovery Fund (RRF)
HELLENiQ Energy gets its first PV plants in Romania online
Athens-based conglomerate HELLENiQ Energy started commercial operations of its first two photovoltaic parks in Romania
Fans boost Formula 1’s carbon emissions to over one million tons
Carbon-tracking software provider Greenly says that Formula 1's actual footprint includes emissions generated by spectators
Belgrade Energy Forum 2026 – leaders of energy transition convening in Serbia’s capital on May 11-12
Balkan Green Energy News has scheduled its Belgrade Energy Forum 2026 for May 11-12. As many as 500 participants are expected for the fourth edition of SEE's premier B2B and B2G energy conference.