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Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

Von der Leyen: EU needs whole puzzle of actions for lowering energy prices

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

North Macedonia’s PM Mickoski launches initiative to restart OKTA refinery

Industry associations urge EU to preserve Emissions Trading System’s long-term investment signal

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

MOL Group builds its first biomethane plant

Orcan Energy to harness waste heat for Alter Biogas Jato’s biogas plant

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

Von der Leyen: EU needs whole puzzle of actions for lowering energy prices

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

North Macedonia’s PM Mickoski launches initiative to restart OKTA refinery

Industry associations urge EU to preserve Emissions Trading System’s long-term investment signal

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

MOL Group builds its first biomethane plant

Orcan Energy to harness waste heat for Alter Biogas Jato’s biogas plant

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

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Trending:

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

Von der Leyen: EU needs whole puzzle of actions for lowering energy prices

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

North Macedonia’s PM Mickoski launches initiative to restart OKTA refinery

Industry associations urge EU to preserve Emissions Trading System’s long-term investment signal

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

MOL Group builds its first biomethane plant

Orcan Energy to harness waste heat for Alter Biogas Jato’s biogas plant

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

Von der Leyen: EU needs whole puzzle of actions for lowering energy prices

Helios Energy: Rapid expansion across Europe in solar, wind and BESS, backed by hands-on construction capabilities

IEA sees early 2027 relief for fuel shortage amid supply recovery, demand destruction

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

Wind, solar parks vulnerable to cyberattacks mapped across 35 European countries

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

North Macedonia’s PM Mickoski launches initiative to restart OKTA refinery

Industry associations urge EU to preserve Emissions Trading System’s long-term investment signal

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

MOL Group builds its first biomethane plant

Orcan Energy to harness waste heat for Alter Biogas Jato’s biogas plant

Photovoltaic industry urges EU to revive value chain from quartz to cells

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Republika Srpska’s parliament calls for moratorium on small hydropower plants

The parliament of Republika Srpska has adopted a declaration on river protection, calling for a moratorium on small hydropower plants.

Environment and Climate
Bosnia and Herzegovina
February 19, 2021
Montenegrin government fulfills promise Seven contracts for SHPPs terminated 

Montenegrin government fulfills promise: Seven contracts for SHPPs terminated 

When it was elected, the Government of Montenegro announced it would ban the construction of small hydropower plants and revise concessions.

Environment and Climate
Montenegro
February 11, 2021
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Serbia opens public consultation on draft law on renewable energy

Serbia’s draft law on renewable energy sources, which introduces auctions and prosumers, is up for public consultation until February 9.

Renewables
Serbia
January 22, 2021
montenegro small hydropower plants ban

Montenegro stops licensing new small hydropower plants

The government has decided to suspend the procedure of approving the construction of new facilities until the contracts concluded so far are reviewed.

Environment and Climate
Montenegro
January 18, 2021
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Cartoonists against devastation of rivers: “Mini Hydropower Plants – Maximum Destruction”

The contest organized by SharaWatch and the Union of Cartoonist of Serbia has attracted some 350 works from 40 countries.

Environment and Climate
Serbia World
January 15, 2021
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Bankwatch urges Serbia to halt subsidies for small hydropower in new law on renewables

The scarce resources available need to be directed at those technologies which still need a boost but whose prices may still fall - mainly solar and wind farms.

Renewables
Serbia
January 15, 2021
eko straza air pollution protest

Protest for harmless air: citizens demand Serbia without smog

The main request from the organizers is for state institutions to protect the citizens' constitutional right to a healthy environment.

Environment and Climate
Serbia
January 11, 2021
Serbia declares principles for drafting law on renewable energy

Serbia issues guidelines for draft law on renewable energy

The Ministry of Mining and Energy has published the starting points for the upcoming draft law and invited the public to submit suggestions.

Renewables
Serbia
January 4, 2021
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