Europe’s biggest heat pump system put into operation in Vienna
In Vienna's Simmering district, three large heat pumps have been commissioned. They will provide heating for 56,000 households.
EU seeks to phase out fossil fuel boilers in buildings by 2040
A revision of the EU's Energy Performance of Buildings Directive aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption in buildings
Serbia urged to adjust NECP renewables, energy efficiency goals to Energy Community’s targets
The advice is part of the Energy Community Secretariat's recommendations on Serbia's national energy and climate plan
Serbia kicks-off Public ESCO project – subsidies for energy renovation of residential buildings
The project was launched by the Ministry of Mining and Energy in cooperation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
District heating company to install large heat pump in Niš in Serbia
Gradska toplana, the district heating system operator in Serbia's third-largest city, wants to build a heat pump that would use river water
Croatian city of Vinkovci plans to produce, use hydrogen from waste
Josip Romić, the deputy mayor, says the authorities have prepared a pre-feasibility study for the project +ZEMC H2 of the City of Vinkovci
Heat pumps twice as efficient as fossil fuel heating – study
A new study has found that heat pumps are twice as efficient as fossil fuel heating, even at lower temperatures
Bulgaria’s energy bill to liberalize wholesale power market, introduce energy communities
The proposed changes to the Law of Energy are heading to Bulgaria's parliament amid strong criticism over possible power price instability
