Croatia’s HEP to install 90 solar power plants on rooftops of its facilities
Croatia’s power utility Hrvatska Elektroprivreda intends to install 90 solar power plants on its facilities across Croatia. HEP ESCO, a subsidiary of Hrvatska Elektroprivreda (HEP), has launched a public procurement for the installation of 90 photovoltaic plants under a design-and-build model and on a turnkey basis. The firm develops, implements, and finances energy efficiency projects […]
Celje, Šoštanj among Slovenian municipal authorities pursuing energy independence
The City of Celje is installing 11 solar power plants on public buildings, and the Municipality of Šoštanj plans four such units
Slovenia’s Novo Mesto makes important step on path to energy independence
The Municipality of Novo Mesto has made an important step toward becoming the first major local authority in Slovenia to achieve energy independence.
RES Croatia to Brussels: Renewables have no future in Croatia
RES Croatia, together with SolarPower Europe and WindEurope, has sent a letter to the European Commission in Brussels
Power the Balkans: Optimizing Solar & BESS projects with RatedPower – webinar announcement
RatedPower is organizing a webinar to showcase software that boosts the efficiency and profitability of PV and battery storage projects.
Parliament of Montenegro installs solar power plant
Montenegro is likely the first country in the former Yugoslavia to install solar panels on the roof of its parliament
Bajramović: Investments of BAM 1.4 billion needed for distribution grids in BiH
Necessary investments in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s electricity distribution grids by 2030 amount to BAM 1.4 billion (EUR 716 million)
Serbia’s EPS plans to build 500 MW of wind farms with strategic partner
A 1,000 MW solar power project is expected to be online by 2029, according to Aleksandar Latinović, Head of Ancillary Services at EPS