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Romania plans to install 10 GW of wind and solar by 2030, focus on energy storage

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Serbia’s EPS issues call to acquire renewable energy projects

Albania, US-Based Argent LNG plan to build liquefied natural gas terminal

Slovenia’s new government slams predecessor over green transition strategy

Alcazar secures EUR 180 million for first phase of 396 MW wind farm in North Macedonia

Turkey prepares 2040 energy architecture centered on rapid electrification

Christof Lessenich appointed new director of EU energy agency ACER

UNEP: 1.5°C global warming threshold to be exceeded within next few years

‘Climate extremist’ suspected of German power grid sabotage

Đedović Handanović: Construction tender for Bistrica pumped storage plant set for 2027

Girişim Elektrik to install two solar plants for state power utility of BiH

Hidroelectrica picks contractor for BESS at Iron Gates II hydropower plant

One-fifth of Zagreb’s city buses now run on electricity

Croatia backs BiH climate action with EUR 5 million scheme

Slovenia to integrate hydrogen into power, gas networks in cooperation with Japan’s Yokogawa

Romania plans to install 10 GW of wind and solar by 2030, focus on energy storage

Greece announces plan to slash electricity prices by 30%

Romania to dole out EUR 650 million in subsidies for solar, BESS at public institutions

Serbia’s EPS issues call to acquire renewable energy projects

Albania, US-Based Argent LNG plan to build liquefied natural gas terminal

Slovenia’s new government slams predecessor over green transition strategy

Alcazar secures EUR 180 million for first phase of 396 MW wind farm in North Macedonia

Turkey prepares 2040 energy architecture centered on rapid electrification

Christof Lessenich appointed new director of EU energy agency ACER

UNEP: 1.5°C global warming threshold to be exceeded within next few years

‘Climate extremist’ suspected of German power grid sabotage

Đedović Handanović: Construction tender for Bistrica pumped storage plant set for 2027

Girişim Elektrik to install two solar plants for state power utility of BiH

Hidroelectrica picks contractor for BESS at Iron Gates II hydropower plant

One-fifth of Zagreb’s city buses now run on electricity

Croatia backs BiH climate action with EUR 5 million scheme

Slovenia to integrate hydrogen into power, gas networks in cooperation with Japan’s Yokogawa

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Romania plans to install 10 GW of wind and solar by 2030, focus on energy storage

Greece announces plan to slash electricity prices by 30%

Romania to dole out EUR 650 million in subsidies for solar, BESS at public institutions

Serbia’s EPS issues call to acquire renewable energy projects

Albania, US-Based Argent LNG plan to build liquefied natural gas terminal

Slovenia’s new government slams predecessor over green transition strategy

Alcazar secures EUR 180 million for first phase of 396 MW wind farm in North Macedonia

Turkey prepares 2040 energy architecture centered on rapid electrification

Christof Lessenich appointed new director of EU energy agency ACER

UNEP: 1.5°C global warming threshold to be exceeded within next few years

‘Climate extremist’ suspected of German power grid sabotage

Đedović Handanović: Construction tender for Bistrica pumped storage plant set for 2027

Girişim Elektrik to install two solar plants for state power utility of BiH

Hidroelectrica picks contractor for BESS at Iron Gates II hydropower plant

One-fifth of Zagreb’s city buses now run on electricity

Croatia backs BiH climate action with EUR 5 million scheme

Slovenia to integrate hydrogen into power, gas networks in cooperation with Japan’s Yokogawa

Romania plans to install 10 GW of wind and solar by 2030, focus on energy storage

Greece announces plan to slash electricity prices by 30%

Romania to dole out EUR 650 million in subsidies for solar, BESS at public institutions

Serbia’s EPS issues call to acquire renewable energy projects

Albania, US-Based Argent LNG plan to build liquefied natural gas terminal

Slovenia’s new government slams predecessor over green transition strategy

Alcazar secures EUR 180 million for first phase of 396 MW wind farm in North Macedonia

Turkey prepares 2040 energy architecture centered on rapid electrification

Christof Lessenich appointed new director of EU energy agency ACER

UNEP: 1.5°C global warming threshold to be exceeded within next few years

‘Climate extremist’ suspected of German power grid sabotage

Đedović Handanović: Construction tender for Bistrica pumped storage plant set for 2027

Girişim Elektrik to install two solar plants for state power utility of BiH

Hidroelectrica picks contractor for BESS at Iron Gates II hydropower plant

One-fifth of Zagreb’s city buses now run on electricity

Croatia backs BiH climate action with EUR 5 million scheme

Slovenia to integrate hydrogen into power, gas networks in cooperation with Japan’s Yokogawa

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High geothermal energy potential Croatia north

High geothermal energy potential confirmed in Croatia’s north

The Varaždin county in Croatia's north could become energy independent with the production of power and heat from geothermal sources

Renewables
Croatia
November 9, 2021
Municipalities Greece solar power projects own electricity needs

Municipalities across Greece to develop solar power projects for own consumption

Local authorities in Greece are working on solar power projects to achieve savings in their budgets, lower emissions and secure electricity supply

Renewables
Greece
November 9, 2021
PPC raises EUR 1 35 billion targets Balkans expansion renewables

PPC raises EUR 1.35 billion, plans RES expansion in Balkans and waste-to-energy projects

PPC is looking to accelerate its investments in renewable energy and waste-to-energy projects in the following years after a successful EUR 1.35 billion capital raise.

Renewables
Greece
November 8, 2021
Energy price rally lifts inflation to worrying heights worldwide

Energy price rally lifts inflation to worrying heights worldwide

The energy crisis fueled a rapid rise in prices of power and gas to unseen highs and accelerated inflation as most products become more expensive

Electricity
World
November 5, 2021
Cyprus over EUR 500 green transition emission cuts

Cyprus to invest over EUR 500 million in green transition, emission cuts

President of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades said over EUR 500 million would be spent on a cleaner fuels rollout and the greening of its economy

Climate Change
Cyprus
November 4, 2021
Grad sunca dobija prvu od ukupno tri solarne elektrane

Works on first out of three solar power plants in City of Sun Trebinje could start in spring 2022

Construction works on the Trebinje 1 solar power project could begin in the spring. There is a plan for two more units in the same locality.

Renewables
Bosnia and Herzegovina
November 3, 2021
Deep greening banking competitiveness

Deep-greening transformation is essential for banking competitiveness

Banks are missing out on lucrative and innovative opportunities in the new green economy if they don't adapt to the green energy revolution

Renewables
Region/EU
November 2, 2021
Slovenia s last coal mine green energy underground farming

Slovenia’s last coal mine turning to green energy, underground farming

Premogovnik Velenje has projects for methane extraction, a gravity power plant, underground energy storage and farming. Its subsidiary builds PV plants.

Renewables
Slovenia
October 29, 2021
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