Kosovo’s electricity market liberalization sparks protest by businesses
Kosovo’s decision to liberalize its electricity market threatens to spark a new crisis, as business consumers face significantly higher prices
ACER’s Zinglersen: Integrate electricity markets to bolster flexibility as new era is already here
The surge in the number of hours with negative wholesale electricity prices in Europe made 2024 the second consecutive record
NGEN showcases solutions at BEF 2025 for decentralized electricity grid of tomorrow
Slovenia-based NGEN, widely regarded as the most innovative energy company in the SEE region, is expanding throughout Europe with its
BEF 2025: Digitalization, open markets, time are major preconditions for flexibility services mainstreaming
Digitalization and massive use of data are crucial for providing flexibility services that bring benefits for transmission system operators and
Velimir Gavrilović, Fortis Energy: We are developing huge portfolio in SEE
Fortis Energy is working on renewable energy projects of 2 GW altogether in Southeast Europe. One half of the planned
Electrify Europe – to be competitive and sustainable, the EU needs to speed up electrification
Author: Ulrich Adam, director general of Orgalim, EUSEW’s partner organisation As Europe grapples with sluggish economic growth and soaring energy
Interenergo launches its first wind farm in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Ivan Sedlo wind farm, located on the mountain of the same name in the municipality of Hadžići, is the
North Macedonia issues first guarantees of origin for renewables
North Macedonia’s National Electricity Market Operator MEMO has issued the country’s first guarantees of origin (GOs), certificates verifying that electricity
Largest battery storage system in Balkans commissioned in Bulgaria
A BESS facility of 124.1 MW in operating power was inaugurated in Lovech in Bulgaria. Located next to a photovoltaic
North Macedonia in talks on project to build two hydropower plants
North Macedonia is negotiating a strategic project to build two hydropower plants, Čebren and Galište, in an investment estimated at