European electricity industry issues Paris Pledge on pumped storage hydropower
The International Hydropower Association (IHA) and Eurelectric launched the Paris Pledge. It is a collective call to action, aimed at
Severe electricity price spikes in SEE in summer 2024 could have been avoided – report
If 70% of the physical capacity of all power lines had been offered for cross-zonal trade by transmission system operators,
LONGi and Nofar Energy forge landmark partnership for Romania’s largest solar project using revolutionary BC technology
LONGi Solar, the global leader in solar innovation, and Israel’s premier renewable energy developer Nofar Energy have announced a historic
Parliament of Montenegro installs solar power plant
The solar power plant on the roof of the Parliament of Montenegro in Podgorica has started producing electricity. The plant’s
September 15 – new deadline for applications for 2025 Female Leader in Sustainable Energy
WISE Serbia, women’s network in sustainable energy, climate action, and environment, under the auspices of the German development cooperation GIZ,
Environmentalists warn EU that Bulgaria ignores coal plants breaching pollution rules
Greenpeace Bulgaria and Za Zemiata (For the Earth) said they would file a complaint today with the European Commission over
Croatia installs one million smart meters, Serbia reaches 650,000
Croatia has so far installed one million smart meters, while Serbia has reached 650,000. They make up 40% of all
Turkey launches solar, wind power auctions with November deadlines
The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources of Turkey issued a public call for solar and wind power auctions for
Uncertain future of Greece-Cyprus Great Sea Interconnector project
Greece and Cyprus find themselves at odds when it comes to Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), their big project for a
Romania preparing to include biomethane in gas grid
Romania has drafted a directive that would regulate the production, transportation and distribution of biomethane and its inclusion into the