Croatian IE-Energy, Slovenia’s NGEN plan virtual network of smart battery storage systems
Croatian firm IE-Energy and Slovenia’s NGEN are developing a battery system for smart energy storage, with a total operating power
CWP Europe gets European Commission’s backing for renewables projects in Albania, Montenegro
CWP Europe has signed a joint declaration with the European Commission, the Albanian Investment Development Agency, and the Montenegrin Investment
EU-Montenegro Investment Conference: 14 partnerships, MoUs signed for energy, sustainable projects
A total of 14 cooperation projects between Montenegrin and European companies have been initiated at the ongoing European Union-Montenegro Investment
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
GridFlex to install standalone BESS in Serbia
GridFlex plans to install a standalone battery energy storage system with a capacity of 125 MWh near the city of
CEE Energy Conference to be held in London on October 7
Featuring a series of expert-led presentations and panel discussions, the second edition of the annual CEE Energy Conference, taking place
Batteries totaling 5,899 MWh in grid connection procedure in Serbia
Investors in Serbia are obtaining approvals for connecting their planned battery energy storage systems of an overall 2,021 MW and
HiTHIUM, Solarpro partner to develop long-duration energy storage in Eastern Europe
China-based HiTHIUM and Solarpro Holding have signed a 2 GWh master supply agreement for battery energy storage systems. HiTHIUM is
Enery, Teva sign 15-year virtual PPA for solar, BESS in Bulgaria
Renewable energy firm Enery and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries have signed a 15-year hybrid power purchase agreement. Under a financial or
RES Croatia to Brussels: Renewables have no future in Croatia
RES Croatia, together with SolarPower Europe and WindEurope, has sent a letter to the European Commission to raise concerns about