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CBAM Q2 report: Ukraine might be primary destination for surplus electricity from Western Balkans

Turkey achieves historic solar energy surge in June

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Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle

Montenegro’s EPCG signs deal with Masdar on solar, pumped storage projects

North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study

Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects

Greek PPC Group expands into Hungarian renewables market

Serbian student team H-Bridges ranks fourth in IEEE IFEC 2026 final

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Earth Overshoot Day 2026: Humanity is consuming resources 70% faster than Earth can regenerate them

New credit line for Serbia’s business, public sector energy projects

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Qair obtains building permit for solar project in Montenegro

Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk

Novi Sad in Serbia introducing geothermal, solar energy in district heating

Montenegro’s EPCG records EUR 92 million loss in 2025

Serbia enters into nuclear energy partnership with France’s EDF, development bank AFD

CBAM compliance obstacles risk millions in lost revenue for regional renewable firms

CBAM Q2 report: Ukraine might be primary destination for surplus electricity from Western Balkans

Turkey achieves historic solar energy surge in June

City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park

Water rationing looms as Danube remains at critical lows

Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle

Montenegro’s EPCG signs deal with Masdar on solar, pumped storage projects

North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study

Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects

Greek PPC Group expands into Hungarian renewables market

Serbian student team H-Bridges ranks fourth in IEEE IFEC 2026 final

Croatian companies to build largest wind farm in Western Balkans

Earth Overshoot Day 2026: Humanity is consuming resources 70% faster than Earth can regenerate them

New credit line for Serbia’s business, public sector energy projects

Prosumers: We are sustaining Romania’s energy system amid crisis

Qair obtains building permit for solar project in Montenegro

Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk

Novi Sad in Serbia introducing geothermal, solar energy in district heating

Montenegro’s EPCG records EUR 92 million loss in 2025

Serbia enters into nuclear energy partnership with France’s EDF, development bank AFD

CBAM compliance obstacles risk millions in lost revenue for regional renewable firms

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CBAM Q2 report: Ukraine might be primary destination for surplus electricity from Western Balkans

Turkey achieves historic solar energy surge in June

City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park

Water rationing looms as Danube remains at critical lows

Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle

Montenegro’s EPCG signs deal with Masdar on solar, pumped storage projects

North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study

Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects

Greek PPC Group expands into Hungarian renewables market

Serbian student team H-Bridges ranks fourth in IEEE IFEC 2026 final

Croatian companies to build largest wind farm in Western Balkans

Earth Overshoot Day 2026: Humanity is consuming resources 70% faster than Earth can regenerate them

New credit line for Serbia’s business, public sector energy projects

Prosumers: We are sustaining Romania’s energy system amid crisis

Qair obtains building permit for solar project in Montenegro

Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk

Novi Sad in Serbia introducing geothermal, solar energy in district heating

Montenegro’s EPCG records EUR 92 million loss in 2025

Serbia enters into nuclear energy partnership with France’s EDF, development bank AFD

CBAM compliance obstacles risk millions in lost revenue for regional renewable firms

CBAM Q2 report: Ukraine might be primary destination for surplus electricity from Western Balkans

Turkey achieves historic solar energy surge in June

City of Iași starts building Romania’s largest municipal solar park

Water rationing looms as Danube remains at critical lows

Croatian Pantheon AI data center clears major grid hurdle

Montenegro’s EPCG signs deal with Masdar on solar, pumped storage projects

North Macedonia completes first national hydrogen study

Montenegro, US sign intergovernmental agreement on strategic projects

Greek PPC Group expands into Hungarian renewables market

Serbian student team H-Bridges ranks fourth in IEEE IFEC 2026 final

Croatian companies to build largest wind farm in Western Balkans

Earth Overshoot Day 2026: Humanity is consuming resources 70% faster than Earth can regenerate them

New credit line for Serbia’s business, public sector energy projects

Prosumers: We are sustaining Romania’s energy system amid crisis

Qair obtains building permit for solar project in Montenegro

Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk

Novi Sad in Serbia introducing geothermal, solar energy in district heating

Montenegro’s EPCG records EUR 92 million loss in 2025

Serbia enters into nuclear energy partnership with France’s EDF, development bank AFD

CBAM compliance obstacles risk millions in lost revenue for regional renewable firms

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EPBiH solar power coal mines landfills closes

EPBiH to build solar power plants on coal mines, landfills as it closes them

EPBiH picked five former open pit coal mines and ash and slag dumps for solar power projects. It intends to gradually close its thermal power plants.

Renewables
Bosnia and Herzegovina
July 8, 2021
CAN Europe Western Balkans 2030 goals decarbonize 2050

CAN Europe calls Western Balkans to set 2030 goals, decarbonize by 2050

Western Balkans need to set ambitious climate targets for the period through 2030 and reach carbon neutrality by mid-century, CAN Europe said

Climate Change
Region/EU
July 6, 2021
Firms China Poland deal Ugljevik 3 coal plant BiH

Firms from China, Poland ink deal for Ugljevik 3 coal plant in BiH

Environmentalists demand Comsar's concession for coal plant Ugljevik 3 to be canceled following a construction deal between previously unknown firms

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
June 30, 2021
Tuzla 7 coal plant BiH sunk GE s exit

Tuzla 7 coal plant project in BiH sunk by GE’s exit, officials reveal

Unnamed sources said the construction of unit 7 in thermal power plant Tuzla most probably won't proceed as GE decided not to supply the equipment

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
June 7, 2021
Kopac Kosovo no future for coal power plants

Kopač tells Kosovo* there is no future for coal power plants

Market liberalization implies rising power prices and Kosovo* must make sure it happens gradually, Energy Community Secretariat Director Janez Kopač warned

Electricity
Kosovo*
June 2, 2021
Serbia s coal fired thermal power plants keep working 2050

Serbia’s coal-fired thermal power plants to keep working until 2050

Minister of Mining and Energy Zorana Mihajlović said a plan would be developed for the operation of thermal power plants in Serbia until 2050

Electricity
Serbia
May 27, 2021
TPP-Pljevlja-infringement

Energy Community opens infringement procedure against Montenegro over TPP Pljevlja

The Energy Community has launched an infringement procedure against Montenegro for continuing to operate TPP Pljevlja despite the expiry of the opt-out period.

Electricity
Montenegro
April 21, 2021
Greece officially writes off four lignite fired thermal power

Greece officially writes off four coal-fired thermal power units

The plans for a coal phaseout in Greece seem to be accelerating as the only thermal power plant project may be switched to gas earlier.

Environment and Climate
Greece
April 8, 2021
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