Sustainable, affordable, and renewable: Energy independence starts at home
Europe’s energy independence starts at home: clean heating, heat pumps, and better funding can cut fossil fuel imports and protect households.
World adds record 814 GW of solar, wind in 2025
The world expanded its solar and wind power capacity by a record 814 GW altogether last year, or 17% more than in 2024, Ember found
IEA urges demand-side measures to ease energy crisis from Iran war
The escalating energy crisis from the Iran war can be eased with a range of demand-side measures spanning transportation, cooking and industrial production
Just transition in Greece – residents of coal regions can invest in economic makeover
Public Power Corp. issued bonds exclusively for residents of Kozani and Florina, in Greece's coal region undergoing a transformation
Antalya in Turkey to install power turbines inside water supply pipelines
Projects are underway in Antalya in southern Turkey for two hydropower turbines totaling 1.9 MW inside water pipelines
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.