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IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Slovenia’s ELES joins automated frequency restoration platform PICASSO

Greece bolsters offshore wind goal to 2.35 GW, sets capacity per zone

Bucharest building rainwater retention basins in bid to become ‘sponge city’

YEO Technology expands in Balkans with 130 MW solar project in Kosovo*

Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia

Six companies express interest in Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP project – minister

ENTSO-E: Southeastern Europe offers some of highest returns from energy storage

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

North Macedonia’s renewables law strengthens support for investment, transposes EU rules

Shikun and Binui Energy set to build wind-solar hybrid power plant in Romania

Croatian oil refiner INA builds solar park for green hydrogen electrolyzer

When everyone has batteries, intelligence will decide

EU integration, competitiveness, security of supply drive Energy Community’s ministerial meeting

Most EU member states yet to submit social climate plans

NEA: Rapid nuclear expansion requires more financing, stronger supply chains

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

Slovenian city Kranj creates energy community with solar power plants on public buildings

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Slovenia’s ELES joins automated frequency restoration platform PICASSO

Greece bolsters offshore wind goal to 2.35 GW, sets capacity per zone

Bucharest building rainwater retention basins in bid to become ‘sponge city’

YEO Technology expands in Balkans with 130 MW solar project in Kosovo*

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Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia

Six companies express interest in Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP project – minister

ENTSO-E: Southeastern Europe offers some of highest returns from energy storage

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

North Macedonia’s renewables law strengthens support for investment, transposes EU rules

Shikun and Binui Energy set to build wind-solar hybrid power plant in Romania

Croatian oil refiner INA builds solar park for green hydrogen electrolyzer

When everyone has batteries, intelligence will decide

EU integration, competitiveness, security of supply drive Energy Community’s ministerial meeting

Most EU member states yet to submit social climate plans

NEA: Rapid nuclear expansion requires more financing, stronger supply chains

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

Slovenian city Kranj creates energy community with solar power plants on public buildings

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Slovenia’s ELES joins automated frequency restoration platform PICASSO

Greece bolsters offshore wind goal to 2.35 GW, sets capacity per zone

Bucharest building rainwater retention basins in bid to become ‘sponge city’

YEO Technology expands in Balkans with 130 MW solar project in Kosovo*

Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia

Six companies express interest in Đerdap 3 pumped storage HPP project – minister

ENTSO-E: Southeastern Europe offers some of highest returns from energy storage

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

North Macedonia’s renewables law strengthens support for investment, transposes EU rules

Shikun and Binui Energy set to build wind-solar hybrid power plant in Romania

Croatian oil refiner INA builds solar park for green hydrogen electrolyzer

When everyone has batteries, intelligence will decide

EU integration, competitiveness, security of supply drive Energy Community’s ministerial meeting

Most EU member states yet to submit social climate plans

NEA: Rapid nuclear expansion requires more financing, stronger supply chains

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

Slovenian city Kranj creates energy community with solar power plants on public buildings

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Slovenia’s ELES joins automated frequency restoration platform PICASSO

Greece bolsters offshore wind goal to 2.35 GW, sets capacity per zone

Bucharest building rainwater retention basins in bid to become ‘sponge city’

YEO Technology expands in Balkans with 130 MW solar project in Kosovo*

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World Meteorological Organization: Europe is warming fastest of all continents

Temperatures have increased at more than twice the global average over the past 30 years, according to the first State of the Climate in Europe report

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November 3, 2022
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Drought lowers hydropower plant output in Serbia, Europe

The water flow in Serbia's hydropower system dropped by a half, increasing the need for electricity imports, but the situation is similar across Europe

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August 10, 2022
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Bulgaria could warm by 4.4 °C by 2100, lose 20% of precipitation

Bulgaria is severely affected by climate change, WWF and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation said, warning the temperature rise could reach 4.4 degrees by 2100

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February 1, 2022
The summer of 2021 in Europe was warmest ever

Summer of 2021 in Europe was warmest ever

The last seven years were the warmest on record globally by a clear margin, and 2021 was the fifth-hottest year ever recorded

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January 12, 2022
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US, China – top two carbon emitters – to cooperate on cutting emissions

China and the United States are seeking to close “a gap between the current effort and the Paris agreement goals.”

Climate Change
World
November 11, 2021
Cyprus over EUR 500 green transition emission cuts

Cyprus to invest over EUR 500 million in green transition, emission cuts

President of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades said over EUR 500 million would be spent on a cleaner fuels rollout and the greening of its economy

Climate Change
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November 4, 2021
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COP26 climate summit begins without firm commitment from most powerful countries

G20 increased the uncertainty about the outcome at COP26 with its weak joint statement on climate action goals and funding

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November 1, 2021
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Mitsubishi Shipbuilding captures CO2 from ship exhaust gas

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding launched a carbon capture project on a cargo ship with the ambition to develop such systems on a commercial scale

Climate Change
World
October 29, 2021
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