Serbia doesn’t have enough coal for winter, trade unionist from EPS warns
Power production in Serbia is at a critical point and the winter supply is uncertain, trade unionist Dragoslav Ljubičić claims
Drought lowers hydropower plant output in Serbia, Europe
The water flow in Serbia's hydropower system dropped by a half, increasing the need for electricity imports, but the situation is similar across Europe
Norway to impose power export controls
Norway is preparing a framework for limiting electricity exports at times when the levels of water in hydropower accumulations are low
Energy crisis reality check – petroleum companies make huge profits while others face growing uncertainty
Oil companies reported huge profits, and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described such high earnings as "immoral"
Kosovo* adopts emergency measures to secure electricity supply
Kosovo* introduced emergency measures for up to 180 days in the electricity supply sector because of the surge in power prices in Europe
EU power, gas prices smashing records amid drought, EdF’s nuclear plant setback
Low water levels in major rivers disturb the operation of nuclear power plants and the transportation of coal
TÜV’s Bühler: Restarting retired nuclear plants in Germany is technically feasible
Joachim Bühler from safety inspection operator TÜV says Germany can bring three closed nuclear plants back to life
Drought to cost Montenegro’s EPCG utility EUR 100 million in third quarter
State-owned power producer EPCG said it would have to import 294 GWh of electricity in the three months through September due to drought