Turkey’s renewables failing to cover power demand growth despite solar boom
Turkey switched in 2024 from a net electricity importer to net exporter, but renewables are still not growing fast enough
Europe must finance its clean future now
Author: Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, CEO of Hydrogen Europe, EUSEW’s partner organisation. ‘The best time to plant a tree was 20 years
Belgrade Energy Forum 2025 – 50 speakers at eight panels to track pace of SEE energy transition
The agenda of the third Belgrade Energy Forum, taking place on May 14-15, has been finalized with the addition of
BiH entities agree on electricity market law – power exchange to be established in Mostar
After ten years of negotiations, the Republic of Srpska and Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the two entities of BiH,
Austria’s Verbund acquires 272 MW wind project in Romania
Verbund Wind Power Romania, a subsidiary of Austria’s Verbund, has acquired a 272 MW wind project from Monsson, a Sweden-based
Feasibility study complete for Romania’s East-West underground high-voltage line
A project for underground high-voltage power link East-West across Romania entered a new phase with the completion of the feasibility
Curtailments reach new highs in Greece ahead of first battery installations
Greek renewable energy producers are fearful of any delay in the deployment of battery energy storage systems, because of high
Two thirds of industrial gas consumers in Slovenia eye hydrogen use
Slovenia’s natural gas transmission system operator Plinovodi and more than 50 industrial companies have signed an agreement on the establishment
Turkey discovers its hottest geothermal well to date
Turkey’s Sanko Holding has discovered the country’s hottest geothermal well with access to a geothermal source, with temperatures reaching 308
Croatia among EU’s top three emitters of methane from oil, gas industry
Croatia is one of the three European Union member countries with the highest methane emissions from the oil and natural