First turbine goes live at Mintia – Europe’s largest gas power plant
Engineers testing the new Mintia gas power plant in Romania fired up the first turbine. It is set to become the biggest of its kind in Europe when completed.
Energy security is forcing separate transition strategies for importers, exporters
Energy security is driving increasingly divergent transition pathways for energy importers and exporters, according to the latest DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook 2026
Regional Energy Summit: Serbia starting to build gas link with North Macedonia, eyeing fuel pipeline
Energy ministers of Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria and North Macedonia agreed to invite Romania to their regular meetings, amid the development of the Vertical Corridor for gas and other joint efforts
Eurelectric: Clean electricity is benefiting Europe amid energy crisis
Amidst geopolitical tensions and extreme weather, Europe’s electricity system proved it can shield consumers and industry from fossil fuel volatility, Eurelectric’s Power Barometer 2026 shows
Brent oil nears USD 110 per barrel as Trump rejects Iran’s peace plan
Oil markets are reflecting the turmoil in the Middle East, as US President Donald Trump dismissed Iran's proposal for peace, while Houthi attacks bolster fears of longer disruptions
From the Contract of the Century to the green transition: Azerbaijan’s enduring energy partnership with Europe
In an era of energy insecurity, driven by rising geopolitical tensions and conflicts, Azerbaijan stands out for its strategic and forward-looking approach to energy
Slovenia to integrate hydrogen into power, gas networks in cooperation with Japan’s Yokogawa
The operators of Slovenia's electricity and gas transmission networks have agreed cooperation with Japanese electrical engineering and software company Yokogawa
North Macedonia preparing to form natural gas market operator
North Macedonia decided to establish a natural gas market operator. It defined the necessary steps and selected MEMO for the task.
