Distorted licensing of energy storage in Greece leaves small players out
Small investors in energy storage complain about an oligopoly in the sector as a result of a distorted licensing process
Greek photovoltaic association urges government to halt licensing
The Hellenic Association of Photovoltaic Energy Producers – SPEF is critical of the revised National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)
Serbia digitalizes permitting in energy sector
Serbia rolled out digital services for energy permitting and the procedure for environmental impact assessment studies
Small Greek investors in renewables face cancellations of projects on distribution level
HEDNO stopped accepting applications for renewables in 2022 as the distribution network's couldn't integrate any more capacity
Albania to limit final project approvals for renewables to one year
Final approvals for renewable electricity plants in Albania will last 12 months. KESH is working on a pumped storage hydropower project.
Renewables licencing queue reaches bubble proportions in Greece
Greece's renewables goal of 23.5 GW by 2030, which would make it a regional energy hub, has led to a dramatic increase in applications
Energy communities apply for two floating PV plants in Greece with stunning 18.6 GW in total
Two energy communities submitted applications for floating PV plants of unprecedented size in the latest licensing cycle
Greece’s renewables share hits new monthly high of 54% in May
The share of renewable energy sources in the Greek electricity production mix reached a new monthly record in May, of 54%.
