Šahmanović: Montenegro still in talks on CBAM postponement
Montenegro is still negotiating a postponement of the implementation of the European Union’s carbon border tax or an exemption from
Greece to support 130 MW in agrivoltaics through tariffs
Greece aims to host a new batch of agrivoltaics, based on a bill of law that the Ministry of Environment
Voltalia receives license for Spitalla PV plant in Albania
French renewable energy company Voltalia obtained a 30-year license for its Spitalla solar park at the Albanian port city of
Just Transition Forum unites regional leaders to tackle energy poverty, shape fair energy future
Governments, partners, civil society and community leaders from across Europe gathered in Tbilisi for the Energy Community’s Just Transition Forum
Serbia’s EPS starts trial operation of its first wind park Kostolac
Serbia’s state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije put the 66 MW Kostolac wind farm into trial operation. The construction of Kostolac
BYD’s electric vehicles more popular than Tesla in Croatia
Croatian companies have applied for subsidies to buy three times more electric vehicles of Chinese manufacturer BYD than of US-based
Tens of thousands of tons of waste motor oil unaccounted for in Serbia
Waste motor oil is classified as hazardous waste as it can contaminate soil, water, and air. Although Serbian regulations for
One of biggest PV parks on Earth expanding to 1.85 GW
A solar power plant of 500.5 MW in peak capacity will be built just south of the existing Kalyon Karapınar
Slovenia’s TSO ELES joins European Network for Cyber Security
Slovenia’s transmission system operator ELES has joined the European Network for Cyber Security, reinforcing collaborative efforts to protect Europe’s electricity
Renewables investors are seeking tailored financing services as they add BESS, adapt to risks
Market conditions have become challenging for renewables in the CEE region, alongside uncertainties in the regulatory sphere, which calls for