Romania to roll out flexibility market where you get paid to consume less power
Companies and, eventually, households will be able to participate in the Romanian flexibility services market, getting compensated for cutting their
Three types of deals emerge in new PPA era – Pexapark
Hybrid power purchase agreements from co-located projects, battery offtake agreements, and stand-alone PPAs are beginning to dominate the renewable energy
Eksim Energy launches production at its Yozgat wind park in central Turkey
Eksim Energy, which operates one of the biggest solar power plants in Turkey, commissioned the first part of its Yozgat
ESM secures EUR 1.5 million grant to accelerate North Macedonia’s energy transition
North Macedonia’s power utility Elektrani na Severna Makedonija has secured a EUR 1.5 million grant to strengthen its capacity and
Croatia discovers series of geothermal sources suitable for heating
The results of exploration at the Vinkovci GT-1 well have confirmed the area’s significant geothermal potential, Croatian Hydrocarbon Agency said.
RE-Source Platform: Number of PPAs in Europe drops by 60%
The number of power purchase agreements in Europe decreased by 60% compared to the same period last year, while contracted
Skopje Declaration signed as International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development wraps up
The 14th International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development (IFESD-14) concluded yesterday with the signing of the Skopje Declaration. During
R.Power completing its first solar parks in Romania while more assets enter construction phase
Poland-based R.Power began work on its Lazuri photovoltaic plant of 55 MW in peak capacity in Satu Mare county in
Cypriot firm preparing to build several solar parks with batteries
Public consultation is underway in Cyprus for environmental impact assessment (EIA) studies for three projects for photovoltaic units, of 14.5
North Macedonia’s ESM needs investments of EUR 3 billion to replace coal power
Power utility Elektrani na Severna Makedonija estimated that it requires EUR 3 billion by 2040 to replace electricity from its