Germany supports Serbia in clean energy supply, environmental protection
The Republic of Serbia and Germany’s KfW Development Bank signed a loan agreement on July 18 for EUR 135 million
Ninth Energy Community Summer School gathers 40 participants in Montenegro from 28 countries
The ninth Energy Community Summer School has kicked off in Montenegro, gathering 40 participants from 28 countries. On July 19,
Resalta takes over Statkraft’s operations in Croatia
Statkraft has sold its Croatian platform to Resalta, according to the two companies. The transaction, which includes the renewable energy
Biggest PV plant in Slovenia begins regular operation
The largest solar power plant in Slovenia has only 7.1 MW in peak capacity and a 5 MW grid connection.
Pexapark: PPA activity in Europe drops in first half of 2025
The number of power purchase agreements (PPAs) for renewables in Europe fell by 31% and the volume tumbled 26% in
Bulgaria partners with Citi to secure financing for new nuclear power units in Kozloduy
US-based bank Citi and Bulgarian Ministry of Energy have established a partnership to secure funding for the construction of units
BiH’s power utility EPBiH cancels waste co-incineration trial in Tuzla coal plant
Power utility Elektroprivreda Bosne i Hercegovine aborted a waste co-incineration test at its Tuzla coal power plant. It halted the
Energy Community marks 20th anniversary as integration pillar for Southeastern Europe
The Energy Community Ministerial Council held its annual informal meeting in Athens, where the organization was founded twenty years ago.
Hungary’s MVM becomes majority owner of two Serbian firms
Hungarian state-owned energy company MVM has become the majority owner of Serbia-based firms Energotehnika – Južna Bačka from Novi Sad
Google signs world’s largest corporate power purchase agreement for hydropower
Global investment firm Brookfield and tech giant Google signed an agreement to deliver up to 3,000 MW of carbon-free hydropower