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

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HELLENiQ Renewables completes one of Southeastern Europe’s biggest battery systems

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

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

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Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

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

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

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

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

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

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

First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant

Enery signs PPA with Coca-Cola for hybrid power plant in Bulgaria

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

HELLENiQ Renewables completes one of Southeastern Europe’s biggest battery systems

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

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

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

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

Croatia’s HEP ODS earmarks EUR 2 billion for distribution grid upgrades

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Croatia’s Končar-D&ST to supply Enel with transformers

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

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

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

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

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

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Trending:

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

First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant

Enery signs PPA with Coca-Cola for hybrid power plant in Bulgaria

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

HELLENiQ Renewables completes one of Southeastern Europe’s biggest battery systems

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

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

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

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

Croatia’s HEP ODS earmarks EUR 2 billion for distribution grid upgrades

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Croatia’s Končar-D&ST to supply Enel with transformers

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

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

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

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

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

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

First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant

Enery signs PPA with Coca-Cola for hybrid power plant in Bulgaria

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

HELLENiQ Renewables completes one of Southeastern Europe’s biggest battery systems

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

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

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

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

Croatia’s HEP ODS earmarks EUR 2 billion for distribution grid upgrades

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Croatia’s Končar-D&ST to supply Enel with transformers

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

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

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

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

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

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US export bank signs USD 57.3 million loan to back Romania’s nuclear plant expansion

The Export-Import Bank of the United States has signed a loan for engineering and project management services for two new reactors at the Cernavodă plant

Electricity
Romania
May 4, 2026
UGT Renewables UGTR Hyundai Engineering US Serbian solar battery Adam Cortese interview

UGT Renewables, Hyundai Engineering opening new era in US-Serbian relations with giant solar-battery project

UGT Renewables and Hyundai Engineering are at the forefront of the US-Serbia energy cooperation agreement, UGTR's CEO Adam Cortese said

Renewables
Serbia
October 22, 2024
US Exim Bank USD 98 mn Doicesti SMR project first Southeastern Europe

US Exim Bank approves USD 98 mn for Doicești SMR project, first in Southeastern Europe

The Doicești SMR project of 462 MW in Romania, the most advanced in the EU and beyond, passed another milestone

Electricity
Romania
October 2, 2024
US-Canada-financing-nuclear-reactors-Romania-Cernavoda

US, Canada approve financing for new nuclear reactors at Romania’s Cernavodă

US Exim Bank approved a USD 57 million loan and Canada offered CAD 3 billion in financing for new reactors in Romania's Cernavodă plant

Electricity
Romania
September 29, 2023
US Exim Bank finance construction nuclear reactors Romania

US Exim Bank to finance construction of nuclear reactors in Romania

The US Export–Import Bank said it intends to provide USD 3 billion for two additional reactors in Romania's Cernavodă nuclear power plant

Electricity
Romania
November 11, 2022
PM Abazovic Montenegro endure electricity import costs long

PM Abazović: Montenegro can’t endure electricity import costs for long

Outgoing Prime Minister of Montenegro Dritan Abazović pointed to the impact of the energy crisis on state finances

Energy Crisis
Montenegro
September 8, 2022
Abazovic energy projects consortium foreign companies UGT Renewables

Abazović discusses new energy projects with consortium of foreign companies

Prime Minister Dritan Abazović met with a consortium of overseas firms led by United States–based UGT Renewables

Renewables
Montenegro
September 7, 2022
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