Offshore wind turbines create conditions for richer marine ecosystems
In addition to contributing to the energy transition, offshore wind power plants have a positive impact on marine life. A
Croatia’s Kermas on track to secure new concession for Trusina wind farm
The Government of the Republic of Srpska has drafted a cooperation agreement with Croatian firm Kermas Energija, which is expected
Greece reboots Apollo program against energy poverty
The Greek government has redesigned and rebooted the Apollo self-consumption program, aimed at reducing energy costs for vulnerable consumers. Initially,
Fortis kicks off construction of solar power plant in Albania
Fortis Energy has started the construction of solar power plant Ersekë with a capacity of 75 MW. The Ersekë Solar
EU4CAET project pre-selects 43 ideas for first renewable energy communities in BiH
A total of 43 project ideas from 28 local authorities for establishing the first renewable energy communities in Bosnia and
Israel, Greece, Cyprus reaffirm commitment to joint energy projects
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H-Bridges team from Belgrade returns to IFEC: students developing bidirectional EV charger
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Property, Power, and the Public Interest: A Rule-of-Law Assessment of Albania’s “Mountain Package Law”
Legal Validity and Consistency National Legal Framework: Law No. 20/2025 “Për Paketën e Maleve” was enacted by the Albanian Parliament pursuant
All medium, large businesses in Albania are now in free electricity market
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Serbia’s EPS mulls using heat pumps at its hydropower plants
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