Croatia adopts regulations to facilitate renewables growth
The Government of Croatia has adopted the long-awaited decree on incentives for electricity generation from renewable sources
Two major solar power projects get green light from Government of Montenegro
The Government of Montenegro has issued urban planning and technical requirements for large solar power projects in Nikšić and Rožaje
Eurelectric: Clean electrification and massive renewables rollout can drive Europe to net zero by 2050
Two of Eurelectric's three decarbonization “speedways” envisage climate neutrality by 2050, while the third targets 2040
Renewables produced more electricity than fossil fuels for first time over winter in EU
A significant decrease in electricity demand combined with record renewable electricity supply prevented the EU from returning to fossil fuels
Statkraft working on its first solar project in Croatia
In Southeastern Europe, Statkraft only has power plants in Albania and Turkey, but it is trading electricity throughout the region
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.