Bulgaria to add batteries of up to 10,000 MWh in capacity within months – ESO
Bulgaria’s Electricity System Operator has received applications for the connection of batteries with 12 GW in total capability, according to
Visual Fan to install BESS facility of 65 MWh for Renovatio Trading
Visual Fan will install a 65 MWh energy storage for Renovatio Trading in Toplița in Romania’s Harghita county. The batteries
Solar beats nuclear in June, becoming EU’s biggest electricity source for first time
Solar became the EU’s largest source of electricity for the first time in June 2025. National records for both photovoltaics
Cyprus curtails as much renewable electricity in first half of 2025 as whole last year
According to data compiled by the CyprusGrid tracking platform, the island country curtailed more than 167 GWh of renewable electricity
Heatwave strains European grid, brings profit to energy storage operators
Record solar power production, backed by yet insufficient energy storage capacity, helped maintain the stability of the electricity system in
Spain’s voltage control was insufficient at time of April blackout
The Government of Spain said the total blackout in the Iberian Peninsula, which occurred on April 28, was caused by
CyberGrid is committed to energy transition in SEE with its aggregation solutions
Project Manager and Market Intelligence Specialist Nikolaj Candellari from CyberGrid said at the Belgrade Energy Forum 2025 that the company
ACER’s Zinglersen: Integrate electricity markets to bolster flexibility as new era is already here
The surge in the number of hours with negative wholesale electricity prices in Europe made 2024 the second consecutive record
NGEN showcases solutions at BEF 2025 for decentralized electricity grid of tomorrow
Slovenia-based NGEN, widely regarded as the most innovative energy company in the SEE region, is expanding throughout Europe with its
Battery storage market in SEE emerging, Western Balkans lagging behind with positive prospects
The deployment of battery energy storage systems (BESS) across Southeast Europe is progressing at an uneven pace. State subsidies and