Power the Balkans: Optimizing Solar & BESS projects with RatedPower – webinar announcement
RatedPower, a leading provider of software for solar plant design and optimization, is organizing a free webinar to present its
ElevenEs mulls building advanced battery cells gigafactory in Poland
Battery technology developer ElevenEs, which has production facilities in Serbia, plans to build a EUR 600 million gigafactory. It revealed
Greece loses EU grant intended for renewable electricity for vulnerable consumers
The ambitious Apollo program, which the Greek government outlined in late 2023, is losing EUR 100 million. The European Union
New generation of sodium-ion batteries developed in Estonia
A new generation of sodium-ion batteries, developed and manufactured in Estonia, offers a safer, more sustainable, and more affordable alternative
Bulgaria opens public consultation on subsidies for 1.9 GWh of battery projects
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Energy has launched a public consultation on a new round of its subsidy program for battery energy
German startup Voltfang turning used EV batteries into energy storage for solar, wind
German startup Voltfang has opened a plant to manufacture energy storage units for solar and wind from used electric vehicle
Agios Efstratios becomes Greece’s first energy-autonomous island
A hybrid energy project transforming Agios Efstratios into the first energy-autonomous island in Greece is in trial operation. The system
Turkish firm Astor Enerji to install 2 GWh of battery capacity at its solar projects in Romania
Swiss energy storage provider Energy Vault has signed an agreement to supply up to 2 GWh of battery capacity for
Dozens of airports in Southeastern Europe invest in solar power, energy efficiency
Airports in Istanbul and Athens are becoming completely self-reliant with their large solar power projects. Many other airports in Southeastern
Prosumers in Romania are neck and neck with commercial PV plants in capacity
The latest data showed that prosumers in Romania don’t have a much larger total capacity anymore than commercial solar power