District heating’s role in balancing renewables in focus of Belgrade Energy Forum 2023
BEF 2023 is a meeting point for the leaders of Southeastern Europe’s energy transition. It will be held on May 8-9.
Government of Serbia to replace polluting heating boilers
Serbia intends to replace coal- and heating oil–fired boilers and furnaces in all public institutions with cleaner solutions, where possible
Romania is exploring geothermal waters at 24 locations
Romania is third or fourth in Europe in geothermal energy potential. Exploration is currently being conducted at 24 sites.
IEA: Global energy crisis is driving surge in heat pumps
Sales of heat pumps will soar to record levels in the coming years as the energy crisis accelerated their deployment
EU to accelerate renewables permitting, cut environmental requirements
The European Commission wants to cut red tape for renewables but it may lower environmental standards in the process
Cleaner district heating for 11 cities, municipalities in Serbia
District heating decarbonization projects and energy efficiency improvements in the sector are planned in 11 cities and municipalities in Serbia
Serbia to target emissions cut of 40.3% by 2030 in upcoming NECP
Serbia presented the preliminary goals for its integrated national energy and climate plan as it is about to start a public debate
Romania’s renewables can statistically be attributed to Netherlands
The EU enables countries to pay other member states to formally make up for shortfalls in achieving own green energy targets