Equinor resumes New York offshore wind project of 810 MW after stop-work order lifted
Norway’s Equinor is resuming construction on its Empire Wind project off the coast of New York after the federal authorities
Romania to commission offshore wind study, targeting 3 GW by 2035
The Ministry of Energy of Romania launched a public call for expressions of interest for a study identifying areas in
North Macedonia aims for market coupling with EU by first quarter of 2027
North Macedonia plans to finish market coupling with Greece and the European Union in the fourth quarter of 2026 or
2-in-1: carbon footprint as a quality criterion in the NZIA – solving sustainability and resilience together
By Heike Winkler,EUSEW’s digital ambassador on how fair tendering and sustainability in offshore wind can drive competitiveness and a just
SANY Renewable Energy makes successful breakthrough in European market
SANY Renewable Energy, one of the world’s top five onshore wind turbine manufacturers, made its debut at Belgrade Energy Forum
GGF’s Kostadinov: Western Balkans responded to energy crisis with innovation, ambition (video)
The past three to four years have been nothing short of transformational when it comes to the energy transition in
Construction of largest solar power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina begins
The construction of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s largest solar power plant has officially commenced. The location for the facility with a
Low consumption causes grid failure, power outage in North Macedonia
A grid failure caused a brief power outage in North Macedonia in the early hours on Sunday, May 18. Disruptions
Wind farms turn Greece into net exporter of electricity
Wind energy played a crucial role in turning Greece into a net electricity exporter last year, for the first time
The shifting landscape of hydrogen: a reality check and the need for a coherent strategy
Author: Dr. Thomas Hillig, EUSEW’s digital ambassador In recent years, hydrogen has captivated the imagination of the energy sector, garnering