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Bechtel emerges as sole qualified bidder for Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP

Financing signed for largest battery storage system in Romania

Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle

Arnavutköy Municipality installs Turkey’s first wave power plant

Toyota, BMW, Bosch and Repsol testing renewable gasoline

North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study

Water rationing looms as Danube remains at critical lows

Romania can connect 17% of planned renewables via its hydropower plants, bypassing gridlock

Romania allocates EUR 250 million in grants for batteries, smart meters

Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk

Serbia launches tender for documentation for Đerdap 3 project

Environmentalists sue European Commission over strategic status of Jadar lithium project in Serbia

BiH cuts electricity imports by nearly 40%

Construction of 105 MW Lindja Solar plant begins in Kosovo*

Number of hours with negative electricity prices rises 30% in Croatia

Serbia opens operational diesel reserves to maintain supply stability

Fuel imports to Serbia fall amid low water levels, global disruptions

Croatia quadruples fines for waste management law violations

City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park

Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects

Bechtel emerges as sole qualified bidder for Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP

Financing signed for largest battery storage system in Romania

Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle

Arnavutköy Municipality installs Turkey’s first wave power plant

Toyota, BMW, Bosch and Repsol testing renewable gasoline

North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study

Water rationing looms as Danube remains at critical lows

Romania can connect 17% of planned renewables via its hydropower plants, bypassing gridlock

Romania allocates EUR 250 million in grants for batteries, smart meters

Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk

Serbia launches tender for documentation for Đerdap 3 project

Environmentalists sue European Commission over strategic status of Jadar lithium project in Serbia

BiH cuts electricity imports by nearly 40%

Construction of 105 MW Lindja Solar plant begins in Kosovo*

Number of hours with negative electricity prices rises 30% in Croatia

Serbia opens operational diesel reserves to maintain supply stability

Fuel imports to Serbia fall amid low water levels, global disruptions

Croatia quadruples fines for waste management law violations

City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park

Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects

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Bechtel emerges as sole qualified bidder for Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP

Financing signed for largest battery storage system in Romania

Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle

Arnavutköy Municipality installs Turkey’s first wave power plant

Toyota, BMW, Bosch and Repsol testing renewable gasoline

North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study

Water rationing looms as Danube remains at critical lows

Romania can connect 17% of planned renewables via its hydropower plants, bypassing gridlock

Romania allocates EUR 250 million in grants for batteries, smart meters

Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk

Serbia launches tender for documentation for Đerdap 3 project

Environmentalists sue European Commission over strategic status of Jadar lithium project in Serbia

BiH cuts electricity imports by nearly 40%

Construction of 105 MW Lindja Solar plant begins in Kosovo*

Number of hours with negative electricity prices rises 30% in Croatia

Serbia opens operational diesel reserves to maintain supply stability

Fuel imports to Serbia fall amid low water levels, global disruptions

Croatia quadruples fines for waste management law violations

City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park

Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects

Bechtel emerges as sole qualified bidder for Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP

Financing signed for largest battery storage system in Romania

Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle

Arnavutköy Municipality installs Turkey’s first wave power plant

Toyota, BMW, Bosch and Repsol testing renewable gasoline

North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study

Water rationing looms as Danube remains at critical lows

Romania can connect 17% of planned renewables via its hydropower plants, bypassing gridlock

Romania allocates EUR 250 million in grants for batteries, smart meters

Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk

Serbia launches tender for documentation for Đerdap 3 project

Environmentalists sue European Commission over strategic status of Jadar lithium project in Serbia

BiH cuts electricity imports by nearly 40%

Construction of 105 MW Lindja Solar plant begins in Kosovo*

Number of hours with negative electricity prices rises 30% in Croatia

Serbia opens operational diesel reserves to maintain supply stability

Fuel imports to Serbia fall amid low water levels, global disruptions

Croatia quadruples fines for waste management law violations

City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park

Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects

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Slovenia s last coal mine green energy underground farming

Slovenia’s last coal mine turning to green energy, underground farming

Premogovnik Velenje has projects for methane extraction, a gravity power plant, underground energy storage and farming. Its subsidiary builds PV plants.

Renewables
Slovenia
October 29, 2021
Montenegro EPCG ready reconstruction TPP Pljevlja jump costs

Montenegro’s EPCG ready for reconstruction of TPP Pljevlja despite jump in costs

State-owned utility EPCG says the reconstruction of coal-fired TPP Pljevlja should begin soon and prevent massive imports of electricity

Electricity
Montenegro
October 22, 2021
Slovenia adopts Electricity Supply Act after two year delay

Slovenia adopts Electricity Supply Act after two-year delay

The National Assembly passed the Electricity Supply Act after adopting amendments that make all end consumers in the market equal

Electricity
Slovenia
October 22, 2021
Europe first LFP battery gigafactory built in Serbia ElevenEs

Europe’s first LFP battery factory to be built in Serbia

ElevenEs will produce LFP batteries for vehicles and energy storage in Subotica, Serbia. It will build the plant with the help of EU funds.

Energy Efficiency
Serbia
October 21, 2021
Timmermans place for gas nuclear energy EU mix

Timmermans: There is place for gas, nuclear energy in EU energy mix

The European Commission's Frans Timmermans said gas has a future in the energy mix and that EU has nothing against nuclear energy

Climate Change
Region/EU
October 18, 2021
Serbia power utility EPS investments in green energy

Serbia’s power utility EPS announces investments in green energy

Serbian state-owned power producer EPS aims to install 240 MW in solar power plants and 100 MW in wind farms by the end of the decade

Electricity
Serbia
October 15, 2021
Marine Le Pen France abolish wind power elected president

Marine Le Pen says France would abolish wind power if she is elected president

National Rally's Marine Le Pen vowed to halt subsidies for solar and wind and close wind farms if she wins the French presidential election

Renewables
Region/EU
October 15, 2021
Zlatiborac GEFF Serbia Leasing

Supply of high-efficient equipment helped Zlatiborac reduce electricity consumption, CO2 emissions

Zlatiborac company, famous in Serbia and across Europe for its cured meat products, has recently supplied a high-efficient equipment line for cutting and slicing.

Energy Efficiency
Serbia
October 14, 2021
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