Historic Danube water lows signal blackout risks – in tandem with fuel crisis
Power production is plummeting in Hungary, Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria due to an almost unseen drop in the Danube water level, which is also limiting oil and fuel shipments
Prosumers: We are sustaining Romania’s energy system amid crisis
Prosumers group APCE claimed merits for keeping the Romanian grid in balance as the drop in Danube water flows jeopardized power supply
City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park
Iași, the third-largest city in Romania, is building a PV plant for self-consumption, of 9.8 MW in peak capacity. It would be the biggest in the country.
Arnavutköy Municipality installs Turkey’s first wave power plant
The first wave energy plant in Turkey is powering a local community center, police station, administration services point and coastal lighting
Greece changing net billing framework, introducing microsolar systems
A sweeping new ministerial decree attempts to rectify errors in Greek net billing and introduce a new category of self-consumption
North Macedonia’s renewables law strengthens support for investment, transposes EU rules
North Macedonia has adopted the Law on the Use of Energy from Renewable Sources, establishing a predictable legal framework aligned with EU regulations
Serbia invites public to participate in amending Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources
Serbia began the public consultation process for the upcoming changes to the Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources
Solar power repeatedly breaks grid share record in Romania
On June 19 at 12:33, Romania recorded its highest-ever solar power output. Active dispatchable photovoltaic plants amounted to almost 3 GW, covering nearly three quarters of grid electricity consumption at that moment.
