Bulgaria amends Energy from Renewable Sources Act
The National Assembly of Bulgaria adopted the changes to the Energy from Renewable Sources Act, aligning its legislation with the EU's Renewable Energy Directive RED3
Bayraktar presents Turkey’s electrification-focused 2040 energy vision in runup to COP31
Ahead of the start of the UN Climate Change Conference in Antalya, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar of Turkey unveiled the National Energy 2040 plan
704 MW offshore wind farm in US reaches full operation despite Trump’s obstruction
The Revolution Wind offshore wind farm, developed by Ørsted and Skyborn Renewables, is selling electricity under offtake agreements with three US utilities
Bulgaria surpasses 6 GW in battery storage power, cementing its world records
Relative to the size of its power system, peak loads, population and economy, Bulgaria has by far the highest BESS penetration rate in the world
Hydrogen Europe: Capacity nears 1 GW, charting path to 4 GW by 2030
The European hydrogen industry is on the cusp of reaching 1 GW of installed capacity and set to achieve 4 GW by 2030, according to Hydrogen Europe
New study identifies key elements for nuclear energy in Greece
A new study has been published by Athlos Energy and NAC International about the potential development of nuclear energy in Greece
GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion
The proposed Green Energy Corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary is valued at EUR 14.3 billion, plus EUR 7.8 billion for renewables capacity. The route passes under the Black Sea.
Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen
Hydrogen Europe and other organizations and firms urged the European Commission to support natural hydrogen exploration and roll out clearer rules
