Number of electric vehicles in Serbia reaches 6,000
There are about 6,000 registered electric vehicles in Serbia, according to Filip Mitrović, coordinator of the Emobility cluster of the
Serbia eyes last quarter of 2027 for power market coupling with EU – SEEPEX CEO
Serbia is targeting the last quarter of 2027 for coupling with the European Union’s single day-ahead market, Serbian power exchange
Serbia’s distribution system operator plans comprehensive restructuring
Serbia’s distribution system operator, Elektrodistribucija Srbije (EDS), plans a comprehensive restructuring to improve financial stability, operational efficiency, and investment planning
PPC building three battery storage facilities in Greece
PPC Group has launched the construction of a battery energy storage system in the area of its Amyntaio coal plant.
Enery, SmartPulse launch regional partnership for multi-market optimization
Austrian green energy producer Enery and Turkish software company SmartPulse have entered a strategic partnership to deliver advanced solutions for
Romanian city of Timișoara nearing construction of its own solar park
Romania is experiencing strong growth in photovoltaic capacity, with 1.7 GW installed in 2024 alone. Local authorities are actively contributing
Shanghai Electric becomes contractor for Romania’s largest solar park with batteries
Israeli company Econergy, owner of the largest photovoltaic park in Romania, has selected Shanghai Electric as the engineering, procurement, and
Bulgaria’s coal regions to get further EUR 808 million for just transition
Bulgaria’s coal regions will receive BGN 1.58 billion (EUR 808 million) through the Just Transition program, under the European Union’s
Božinovska: Solar overtakes hydro in North Macedonia
The share of solar power plants’ capacity in North Macedonia has surpassed hydropower plants in 2024, Minister of Energy, Mining
First section of Čibuk 2 wind park in Serbia begins trial operation
Masdar and Taaleri Energia generated the first megawatt-hours in their Čibuk 2 wind farm in Serbia. The first 35 MW