Karatzis, Metlen to install Greece’s largest battery in joint venture
Karatzis Group of Companies and Metlen are establishing a joint venture for a standalone battery energy storage system (BESS) of
Slovenia begins preparations for closure of Velenje coal mine
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob visited the Savinja and Šalek region and the Velenje coal mine to present a draft
Policy changes in US will have marginal impact on global energy transition
Policy changes in the United States introduced by the administration of President Donald Trump will have only a marginal impact
CJR Renewables completes construction of 102 MW Urleasca wind farm in Romania
The Urleasca wind farm in Brăila county in eastern Romania is complete, contractor CJR Renewables said. The 102 MW facility
Greek regulator steps in to prevent energy communities misuse
Legitimate energy communities have suffered in Greece, as private investors have been taking advantage of the status to promote disguised
Deep Adriatic temperatures already hit end-of-century estimates
For centuries, the Adriatic Sea has cooled the Mediterranean, but today it is sending warmer waters down south as it
Montenegrin TSO CGES buying power transmission lines from its Serbian counterpart EMS
Serbian transmission system operator (TSO) Elektromreža Srbije (EMS) and Montenegrin TSO CGES agreed that each would become the owner of
Turkey’s TEİAŞ signs USD 750 million loan contract with World Bank
Turkish Electricity Transmission Corporation and the World Bank signed a USD 750 million loan agreement. A USD 750 million loan
Indian ChemVolt Global, Serbian ElevenEs forge strategic partnership for batteries
Indian company ChemVolt Global and ElevenEs, based in Serbia, established a strategic partnership to accelerate the development of battery energy
Bulgaria’s BEH wants direct link to future Black Sea cable to participate in project
Executive Director of Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH) Valentin Nikolov hinted that the country would opt for the alternative electricity corridor