Renewables outpace coal for first time in US power production
The US power sector produced 4,090 TWh last year, and the share of renewables was 21%, the Energy Information Administration said.
GIZ to organize training course for solar panel installers in Serbia
The number of trainees at the School Center of the Energy Net Academy in Kać is limited. All candidates must file applications.
Investors can bid to install 100 MW solar power plant in Sokolac in BiH
The site for a 100 MW solar power plant in Sokolac in eastern BiH spans 150 hectares. The municipality has launched the concession procedure.
Profine Energy developing battery-backed solar power projects of 550 MW in Serbia, BiH
The firm is a joint venture between PVC doors and windows manufacturer Profine and energy company Wirth Group
Germany preparing scheme to lower electricity prices for firms
Germany wants to reduce tariffs for businesses to make them competitive with the US and China, which have lower electricity prices
EU opens door for putting low-carbon label on hydrogen produced from nuclear power
The European Commission has unveiled a set of rules that could allow for hydrogen produced from nuclear energy to be considered green
Ember: Wind and solar generate more electricity than gas in EU
The share of wind and solar electricity production reached 20% in the European Union last year, surpassing fossil gas for the first time
Bulgaria’s 2053 energy strategy: coal until 2030, new nuclear capacities
Bulgaria plans to burn coal until 2030 to ensure energy security amid the ongoing crisis, while developing renewables, storage, and hydrogen