North Macedonia to reinstate cheaper afternoon power tariff for households
Two years after abolishing it, North Macedonia plans to return the daily period of cheap electricity for households, between 13:00 and 15:00
Constantinescu: Grid operators working to integrate hundreds of gigawatts from renewables
The challenges in adding wind and solar farms to the electricity networks in Europe are being solved along the way as technology progresses
New renewables law in Serbia limits connection capacity to keep grid stable
Minister of Mining and Energy of Serbia Dubravka Đedović said the changes to the Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources enable auctions
Đedović: Serbia to promote energy storage with changes to renewables law
To avoid a delay in connecting their renewable power plant, investors will need to add batteries, according to the renewables bill
Enel in talks to sell its Romania business to PPC from Greece
Enel signed an exclusivity agreement on the potential sale of its entire operations in Romania to Public Power Corp. (PPC)
North Macedonia enables prosumers to sell surplus electricity
Households, firms and institutions registered as prosumers can sell surplus electricity from their rooftop solar systems from next month
Eightfold increase in number of prosumers recorded in Romania in 2021
Reforms, subsidies and investments enabled the growth in capacity installed by prosumers last year in Romania by 424% to 85 MW.
Kosovo* imposes rotating power outage over high import prices, grid instability
Kosovo* introduced systematic, temporary electricity cuts amid a jump in consumption, low production, high import prices and grid issues