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Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

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Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

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EPBiH renewable energy projects operational plants buy

EPBiH seeks renewable energy projects, operational plants to buy

Persons and firms have the opportunity to sell their renewable energy projects or power plants to Bosnia and Herzegovina's EPBiH

Renewables
Bosnia and Herzegovina
March 8, 2022
Hydropower projects in the Federation of BiH are falling

Hydropower projects in Federation of BiH failing, KfW exits

Germany's KfW gave up on a project, ten concessions have been annulled, and a public debate on banning small hydropower plants is underway

Environment and Climate
Bosnia and Herzegovina
February 2, 2022
Two nature jams become national parks - Stara Planina and Kučaj-Beljanica

Two nature gems to become national parks – Stara planina and Kučaj-Beljanica

Serbia will declare two national parks - Stara planina and Kučaj-Beljanica, both mountain areas in the eastern part of the country

Environment and Climate
Serbia
January 8, 2022
Many small hydropower plants are illegal, auditors found in Northern Macedonia

Many small hydropower plants are illegal, auditors in North Macedonia find

The State Audit Office of Northern Macedonia identified serious omissions in the concessions for small hydropower plants

Environment and Climate
North Macedonia
December 24, 2021
Renewable energy projects 95 GW compete Greece

Renewable energy projects of 95 GW compete for completion in Greece

An overwhelming number of renewable energy projects received a production license or a producer certificate in Greece so far

Renewables
Greece
December 2, 2021
Kosovo Supreme Court three Kelag small hydropower plants must be shut down belaja ulrich eichelmann

Kosovo* Supreme Court: Kelag’s three small hydropower plants must be shut down

The facilities are owned by KelKos, a subsidiary of Austria-based Kelag-Kärntner Elektrizitäts and Kelag International.

Environment and Climate
Kosovo*
October 19, 2021
Whats-new-in-Republic-of-Srpskas-draft-law-on-renewables

What’s new in Republic of Srpska’s draft law on renewables?

The new law will be aligned to a great extent with the EU’s Directive on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources.

Renewables
Bosnia and Herzegovina
September 9, 2021
Issuing green bonds cost effective ordinary debt

Issuing green bonds is more cost effective than ordinary debt securities

If fossil fuel companies are transitioning to clean energy, they should issue green bonds, CEO of Climate Bonds Initiative Sean Kidney said in an interview

Interviews
Region/EU
September 6, 2021
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