OMV Petrom buys 400 EV chargers, half of 1 GW renewables project portfolio
OMV Petrom plans to invest approximately EUR 1.3 billion in renewables in Romania with Renovatio through a newly formed partnership by 2027
IRENA presents 100 key innovations to help speed up smart electrification
IRENA offers guidance to countries on how to apply these innovations in their national energy transition strategies
One of Europe’s biggest high-speed EV charging networks to include Slovenia, Greece
Italy's Eni will install over 2,000 high-speed chargers for electric vehicles in eight EU member states, including Slovenia and Greece
Dubai-based Origin to manufacture, install EV chargers in Serbia
Origin, headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, said it would start manufacturing and installing electric car charging stations in Serbia
Bulgaria targets 10 thousand EV chargers by 2027
Bulgaria's ESO signed a cooperation agreement with other stakeholders to set a target of installing 10,000 charging stations with green electricity
ProCredit rolls out application for its EV charging stations in Southeast Europe
ProCredit's application to locate EVs is available to drivers free of charge.
Hungary’s MVM plans acquisitions, deals to boost regional presence ahead of IPO
Hungary’s state-owned electricity producer MVM plans to build a regional presence through a series of acquisitions and deals before its potential initial public offering (IPO), Bloomberg has reported, citing an interview by MVM CEO György Kóbor. Deals in Hungary have included the purchase of units from Germany’s E.ON and an unprofitable coal plant, which MVM […]
TENDERING: Putevi Srbije invites bids to supply 3 EV charging stations, solar panels
Public road management company Putevi Srbije has invited bids to supply 3 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations including smart shelters equipped with solar photovoltaic (PV) panels. The estimated value of the public procurement is up to RSD 50 million (EUR 426,000), which is the same amount planned for the tendering launched in March last year. […]
