Croatia finally close to removing major obstacle to investments in renewables
After three years of delays, Croatia is finally close to adopting a methodology for the calculation of the grid connection
Share of private power producers in Albania tops 50%
Since last year, there is more electricity generation capacity in private ownership in Albania than in the system under state-controlled
Domac: No energy transition without much stronger grid investments
Croatia is investing only half as much in the electricity network as Slovenia and Austria, said Managing Director of North-West
Mingyang presents ultralarge floating twin wind turbine concept
Within its OceanX platform for dual floating wind turbines, Ming Yang Smart Energy is designing a machine for 50 MW.
Second phase of Gvozd wind farm gets green light from environment agency
The Environmental Protection Agency of Montenegro has determined there is no need for an environmental impact assessment report for the
International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development kicks off in Skopje: reliance on single supplier is risk of past
Reliance on a single source or supplier is a risk of the past – the future belongs to diversified, sustainable,
European Commission: Russian gas ban doesn’t include transit to Serbia, BiH
The proposed ban on importing Russian natural gas to the European Union doesn’t apply to the transit of Russian gas,
EU allows Romania to delay shutdown of coal plants until end-2029
Amid severe delays in projects for gas power plants, the European Commission approved Romania’s request to push back the closure
Romania issues call for additional wind power auction for 290 MW
Wind farm project developers in Romania can bid by November 24 for state aid in the form of contracts for
Negative prices to form so-called bathtub curve in Greece as photovoltaics keep growing
The latest modeling for the wholesale electricity market in Greece shows ever-decreasing prices at times when solar power output is