French power prices jump as EDF looks into possible nuclear reactor defect
France’s state-owned power utility Électricité de France (EDF) is investigating apparent corrosion cracks found at a 1.5 GW nuclear reactor
Svetlana Cerović: Serbia should consider the role of batteries in next renewables auction
Serbia is expected to finish drafting its energy storage regulations by the end of the year, completing its already strong
World Bank to back nuclear projects again amid rising electricity needs
The World Bank has decided to end its 2013 moratorium on financing nuclear energy projects amid growing global electricity demand.
Krško 2 nuclear project not profitable for private investors but state could find motive – study
Slovenian non-governmental organization Mladi za Podnebno Pravičnost (Youth for Climate Justice) has conducted what it claims to be the first
Gas power plant Brestanica in Slovenia adds photovoltaic unit
A ground-mounted solar power plant of 466 kW started generating electricity on a regular basis at Slovenian state-owned gas power
Brussels to Croatia: Boost renewables, flexibility for cheaper industrial electricity
The European Commission advised Croatia to speed up the installation of renewable energy capacities and add non-fossil flexibility solutions, to
Winners of EUSEW Awards announced
Stella Tsani is this year’s winner of the EUSEW Woman in Energy Award. The Innovation Award went to the Dutch
EDPR reportedly exiting Greece as all power plants, projects are on sale
EDP Renewables (EDPR) is about to divest of all its assets in Greece and leave next year, according to the
ENTSO-E proposes delaying CBAM on electricity by one year
The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity suggested to the European Commission to prolong the transitional period of
ScadaWatt seeks partners in Serbia to deploy its energy digitalization systems
Electronic equipment and software company ScadaWatt, which currently manages a portfolio of 800 MW of solar power plants worldwide, is