IEA: Employment in energy sector grows two times faster than in global economy
A new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) shows that the rate of employment growth in the energy sector
Turkey awards 1.15 GW in wind power auctions – all at just EUR 35 per MWh
The six winners from the latest round of wind power auctions under the YEKA state support mechanism in Turkey will
Brazil’s COP of Truth leaves out fossil fuels, deforestation from final deal
The United Nations Climate Change Conference COP30 was concluded with a deal to keep the world’s ambitions similar, after modest
IAEA hosts landmark symposium: Nuclear, AI to forge Atoms for Algorithms alliance
Global energy and technology leaders from over 250 organizations, including companies, nuclear operators, regulators, and research institutions, have gathered at
Energy Community: Serbia best in Western Balkans in alignment with EU regulations
Integration with the European Union is advancing in practice, and the decade ahead must sustain the momentum with focus and
Bulgarian firm Hydrogenera gets electrolyzer order from Volkswagen
Hydrogenera will integrate its electrolyzer with a gas burner at Volkswagen Poznań’s automotive factory in western Poland with the aim
Siemens Energy, Končar to install electrolyzer, solar power plant for INA
Siemens Energy and Končar will install an electrolyzer and a solar power plant for Croatian oil and gas company INA.
Borusan EnBW puts 80 MW Pelit wind farm online in Turkey
Borusan EnBW Enerji’s first wind investment in Central Anatolia, the Pelit wind power plant, began production. Located near Sivas, it
North Macedonia plans energy renovation of 14 major public buildings
North Macedonia’s Ministry of Energy, Mining, and Mineral Resources has finalized a plan for the reconstruction of 14 public buildings,
Tens of thousands of new smart meters in Greece deemed inadequate
The rollout of smart meters in Greece has been plagued by delays and even technical mistakes in their procurement, affecting