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Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Investors, contractors warn EU that Chinese inverters ban jeopardizes energy transition in CEE

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

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

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

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

87 solar power plants installed at public facilities across Slovenia

Aksa enters ancillary services market with Turkey’s first standalone BESS

Cyclades islands including Santorini get direct power link to mainland Greece

Croatia issues estimate of geological CO2 storage potential

GEN-I expanding presence in BESS markets in Romania, Bulgaria

Electricity sharing kicks off in Croatia

Execution, not innovation: the energy transition’s third era

OMV Petrom reaches milestone of 1,500 e-chargers across Europe

Intersolar highlights: battery & solar innovation from Europe

Household energy consumption for cooling in Europe has doubled

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

Croatian employers urge cheaper electricity to safeguard industry

Government of Croatia adopts bill on energy georesources

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Investors, contractors warn EU that Chinese inverters ban jeopardizes energy transition in CEE

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

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

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

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

87 solar power plants installed at public facilities across Slovenia

Aksa enters ancillary services market with Turkey’s first standalone BESS

Cyclades islands including Santorini get direct power link to mainland Greece

Croatia issues estimate of geological CO2 storage potential

GEN-I expanding presence in BESS markets in Romania, Bulgaria

Electricity sharing kicks off in Croatia

Execution, not innovation: the energy transition’s third era

OMV Petrom reaches milestone of 1,500 e-chargers across Europe

Intersolar highlights: battery & solar innovation from Europe

Household energy consumption for cooling in Europe has doubled

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

Croatian employers urge cheaper electricity to safeguard industry

Government of Croatia adopts bill on energy georesources

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Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Investors, contractors warn EU that Chinese inverters ban jeopardizes energy transition in CEE

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

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

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

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

87 solar power plants installed at public facilities across Slovenia

Aksa enters ancillary services market with Turkey’s first standalone BESS

Cyclades islands including Santorini get direct power link to mainland Greece

Croatia issues estimate of geological CO2 storage potential

GEN-I expanding presence in BESS markets in Romania, Bulgaria

Electricity sharing kicks off in Croatia

Execution, not innovation: the energy transition’s third era

OMV Petrom reaches milestone of 1,500 e-chargers across Europe

Intersolar highlights: battery & solar innovation from Europe

Household energy consumption for cooling in Europe has doubled

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

Croatian employers urge cheaper electricity to safeguard industry

Government of Croatia adopts bill on energy georesources

Greece-based MORE builds hybrid power plant in Romania

IRENA measures sharp drop in costs of hybrid renewable power plants

Investors, contractors warn EU that Chinese inverters ban jeopardizes energy transition in CEE

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

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

Turkey to set up geothermal greenhouses in Manisa totaling 200 hectares

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

87 solar power plants installed at public facilities across Slovenia

Aksa enters ancillary services market with Turkey’s first standalone BESS

Cyclades islands including Santorini get direct power link to mainland Greece

Croatia issues estimate of geological CO2 storage potential

GEN-I expanding presence in BESS markets in Romania, Bulgaria

Electricity sharing kicks off in Croatia

Execution, not innovation: the energy transition’s third era

OMV Petrom reaches milestone of 1,500 e-chargers across Europe

Intersolar highlights: battery & solar innovation from Europe

Household energy consumption for cooling in Europe has doubled

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

Croatian employers urge cheaper electricity to safeguard industry

Government of Croatia adopts bill on energy georesources

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federation bih electrcity prices 2024 cap

Electricity price growth for businesses in FBiH capped at 20% for 2024 – prime minister

The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has declared a state of power supply emergency for 2024

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
December 1, 2023
zoran drakulic electricity prices serbia

Firms in Serbia pay as much for electricity as their counterparts in EU

The price of electricity in Serbia for businesses is currently EUR 110 per MWh. Before the start of the energy crisis, it was EUR 50 per MWh.

Electricity
Serbia
September 11, 2023
north macedonia firms finance think study energy crisis

Electricity prices for some firms in North Macedonia spiked more then fivefold in 2022

These are the results of the study The impact of the crisis induced by the conflict in Ukraine on firms in North Macedonia: Evidence from a micro-survey.

Electricity
North Macedonia
July 26, 2023
serbia electricity prices hike

Serbia hikes power price for businesses to EUR 110 per MWh

The price of electricity for firms in Serbia is set by the government since November 2021 due to the energy crisis

Electricity
Serbia
April 28, 2023

Golob: Electricity prices for companies to be around EUR 200 per MWh in 2023

The prime minister said the business environment for Slovenian companies wouldn't be worse than for their competitors in other countries

Electricity
Slovenia
December 23, 2022
electricity natural gas prices eu 2022

Household electricity bills in 33 EU capitals surge 111%, gas jumps 69%

The highest electricity prices are nine times above the cheapest tariffs while the ratio in the gas sector is 16, according to the Household Energy Price Index for Europe

Energy Crisis
Region/EU
November 16, 2022
Serbia won’t increase power prices for businesses - Prime Minister brnabic

Serbia won’t increase power prices for businesses – Prime Minister Brnabić

She commented on rumors that the government would raise the price from the current EUR 95 to EUR 120 per megawatt-hour

Energy Crisis
Serbia
September 21, 2022
German firms lower, halt production due to high energy prices habeck

German firms reduce, halt production over high energy prices

The halting of production because of the high energy prices is seen by the German government as an alarming situation

Energy Crisis
Region/EU
September 1, 2022
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