Montenegro’s TSO CGES achieves EUR 25 million profit in 2024
Montenegro’s transmission system operator CGES recorded a profit of EUR 24.8 million last year. The net income of TSO CGES
New European Commission weighing energy affordability versus decarbonization goals
The European Parliament voted in Ursula von der Leyen’s second European Commission, with a mandate until 2029. Much of her
Greek companies expand to Bulgaria with solar power investments
Greece’s government-controlled power utility PPC and Masdar’s subsidiary Terna Energy are separately building two photovoltaic plants in Bulgaria, worth an
Sustainability reports obligatory for 50 firms in Croatia
From this year, businesses in Croatia are required to submit sustainability reports. The first round covers 50 companies. The Ministry
Greece starts EUR 223 million program to support solar heaters and heat pumps
A new support program has been launched in Greece to help households install new solar heaters or heat pumps. The
Montenegro drafts NECP: TPP Pljevlja to be shut down by 2041
The Montenegrin coal power plant Pljevlja should be shut down by 2041, according to the draft National Energy and Climate
What do you do when your bathtub leaks? Do you open the tap wider – or do you fix the leak?
By Nathalie Hemeleers – Director of EU Affairs at the Solar Impulse Foundation, one of EUSEW’s partner organizations,highlighting the critical role
Croatia to grant EUR 5 million for climate action projects in BiH
Croatia has prepared subsidies in the amount of EUR 5 million for climate action projects for municipal authorities in Bosnia
Kosovo* to invest EUR 86 million to save energy in 400 public buildings
Kosovo* has secured a EUR 50 million loan for energy efficiency measures in public buildings. The project, the largest ever
European Green Deal’s secret weapon: education
Author: Dr. Eng. Alexandru Muresan/Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Renergia, and EUSEW Young Energy Ambassador As the EU and its member