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Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

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

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

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

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

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

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

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

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

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

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

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

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

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

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

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

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

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Trending:

Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

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

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

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

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

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

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

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

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Bulgaria’s net power exports jump 62% driven by solar, BESS

Greece proposes rules for connecting data centers to power grid

EU’s new strategic projects for critical raw materials include three for lithium extraction

Four Croatian cities could introduce geothermal heating by 2030

Velenje coal mine could become large underground thermal energy storage facility

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

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

Four-hour BESS now beats gas peaking plants on cost

Kosovo* kickstarts preparations for second wind power auction

Pupin wind park in northern Serbia commissioned

R.Power completing 127 MW standalone battery system in Romania

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

Europe’s energy storage industry came together at Maxxen Day 2026

Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity

Transelectrica to invest EUR 2.2 billion in grid through 2035

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

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

Metlen, Karatzis inaugurate Greece’s largest battery system

Ugljevik

ugljevik slovenia arbitration

Arbitration panel determines total damages that TPP Ugljevik in BiH owes to Slovenia

RiTE Ugljevik, the firm operating the Ugljevik coal plant and mine in BiH, has to pay an additional EUR 58.2 million in damages

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
November 6, 2023
ugljevik bih slovenia egs ri hse sfry

BiH’s TPP Ugljevik must pay EUR 67 million to Slovenia for investment dispute from Yugoslavia

Slovenian firm EGS-RI has invested in the construction of coal plant Ugljevik, which failed to compensate for it with electricity

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina Slovenia
July 20, 2023
Dodik ERS electricity fixed price investors Republic Srpska

Dodik: ERS to offer electricity at long-term fixed price to investors in Republic of Srpska

Serb leader in BiH Milorad Dodik said investors in the Republic of Srpska can get five-year PPAs from ERS at EUR 80 per MWh

Electricity
Bosnia and Herzegovina
September 28, 2022
Pollution coal plants Western Balkans extreme 2021

Pollution from coal plants in Western Balkans remains extreme in 2021

Coal-fired power plants in the Western Balkans were in breach of Energy Community pollution rules in 2021 for the fourth year in a row.

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
June 22, 2022
Republic of Srpska plans to build solar power plants on abandoned coal mines

Republic of Srpska plans to build solar power plants on abandoned coal mines

The Minister of Energy and Mining Petar Đokić has discussed the construction of solar power plants with the management of RiTE Ugljevik.

Renewables
Bosnia and Herzegovina
September 23, 2021
power-plant-coal-china

China pledges to stop building new coal power plants abroad

China, the biggest builder of coal-fired power plants in Balkan countries, is set to stop developing new coal power projects outside of its borders.

Electricity
World
September 22, 2021
Locals activists coal plant Ugljevik 3 study clearly incomplete

Locals, activists say coal plant Ugljevik 3 study is clearly incomplete

Locals and environmentalists said the draft environmental study for Ugljevik 3 coal project is incomplete and that it doesn't reveal the real potential damage

Environment and Climate
Bosnia and Herzegovina
September 1, 2021
coal-power-plant-pollution-eu-western-balkans

Coal power stations in Western Balkans emit twice as much SO2 as EU plants

The Western Balkans’ 18 coal-fired power plants released twice as much sulfur dioxide in 2019 as all 221 such facilities in the EU.

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
July 13, 2021
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