Vulcan opens Europe’s first fully domestic lithium production plant in Germany
Lithium extraction from salt water has a much lower environmental impact than projects at salt deserts and mines
Montenegro on track to add 4 GW of solar and wind, seeks EU support for green steel roll-out
Montenegro's strategic goals include renewable energy, smart electricity metering, but also green steel production
GIZ opens applications for green jobs consultant in Western Balkans
The German development agency has launched a call for the expression of interest and the deadline is December 12
CAN Europe: BiH, Kosovo* and Serbia’s NECPs lack climate ambition, coal phaseout dates
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*, and Serbia sent draft NECPs to the Energy Community Secretariat for review in late June and July
Spain to provide grant to Serbia’s TSO EMS for energy transition study
The study should help Serbia’s TSO prepare for connecting renewable electricity plants to the national grid
Energy independence of University of Cyprus
The University of Cyprus is preparing to materialize its plan for a 10 MW solar park. It added battery storage to help it achieve energy independence.
Analysis of EU’s Western Balkans decarbonization policy: decarbonization to remain disorderly if nothing changes
The policy paper 'Chaotic and fake decarbonization of power sectors in the Western Balkans' is based on a survey of more than 100 experts from the region
Sašo Berger becomes CEO of Slovenian energy company Petrol
The Supervisory Board of Petrol appointed member of the Management Board Sašo Berger as the new chief executive