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Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

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EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

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Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

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Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

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Industry associations urge EU to preserve Emissions Trading System’s long-term investment signal

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development

Orcan Energy to harness waste heat for Alter Biogas Jato’s biogas plant

Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Industry associations urge EU to preserve Emissions Trading System’s long-term investment signal

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development

Orcan Energy to harness waste heat for Alter Biogas Jato’s biogas plant

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Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Industry associations urge EU to preserve Emissions Trading System’s long-term investment signal

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development

Orcan Energy to harness waste heat for Alter Biogas Jato’s biogas plant

Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Industry associations urge EU to preserve Emissions Trading System’s long-term investment signal

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development

Orcan Energy to harness waste heat for Alter Biogas Jato’s biogas plant

EPS

EPS coal power plant Kostolac A shut down

EPS considering shutdown of coal power plant Kostolac A

Serbian state-owned utility EPS is reexamining the economic feasibility of its plan for the modernization of coal plant Kostolac A

Electricity
Serbia
July 29, 2022
eps waste co-incineration cola power plants tender

EPS intends to co-incinerate waste in two coal power plants

State-owned company has announced a tender for the preparation of investment and technical documentation for the co-incineration project

Electricity
Serbia
July 12, 2022

No giving up on the Green Agenda

Zorana Mihajlović: The developments in the past year and a half have made a well-known maxim relevant again: energy is the most expensive when you lack it

Features
Serbia
July 9, 2022

Energy Transition Tracker: Energy Community’s coal power output drops 11% in 2021

Coal power production in all nine Energy Community contracting parties has been reduced by 13% to a five-year low last year

Electricity
Region/EU
July 8, 2022
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Serbia’s energy companies EPS, Srbijagas could lose EUR 2 billion over two heating seasons

Fiscal Council proposed a power price increase of 15%-20%, compared to 65%-75% for natural gas, and 10%-40% for heating

Energy Crisis
Serbia
July 7, 2022
net-loss-eps-q1

Serbia’s power utility EPS posts Q1 net loss of EUR 254 million

The state-owned power utility is blaming the poor result on a drop in output, electricity imports, and capped prices for end-consumers

Electricity
Serbia
June 30, 2022
substation-roadmap-kosovo-serbia-electricity

Roadmap agreed to allow Serbia to supply electricity in north of Kosovo*

The roadmap envisages for a subsidiary of Serbia’s state power utility to supply electricity in the four Serb-majority municipalities

Electricity
Serbia
June 21, 2022
Statement day Vucic bald faced lie selling EPS

Statement of the Day, Vučić: It’s bald-faced lie that we are selling EPS

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić denied media reports that state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) is up for sale

Electricity
Serbia
June 15, 2022
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