Environmentalists warn EU that Bulgaria ignores coal plants breaching pollution rules
Greenpeace Bulgaria and Za Zemiata (For the Earth) said they would file a complaint today with the European Commission over
Climate won’t suffer if Romanian coal power plants keep running – energy minister
The Romanian government is in talks on postponing the coal power plant closures envisaged under the National Recovery and Resilience
CE Oltenia to set up subsidiary to take over coal power plants slated for closure
Romanian state-controlled coal power utility Complexul Energetic Oltenia (CE Oltenia) is preparing to establish a subsidiary to take over its
Kragujevac heating plant begins ash removal from disposal site in city center
District heating plant Energetika has begun removing coal ash from an uncovered disposal site that has been polluting air and
Greek coal region of Megalopolis opens new chapter after lignite
Last year, for the first time in decades, no smoke rose out of coal plants in the Peloponnese peninsula. The
Serbia adopts Just Energy Transition Plan until 2030
Serbia now has a Just Energy Transition Plan until 2030. The document contains suggested measures for the mitigation of the
Project underway for 81 MW solar park on coal mine in Montenegro
The Government of Montenegro adopted urban planning and technical conditions for a solar power plant of 81.1 MW in peak
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
Bulgaria’s TPP Maritsa East 2 coal plant posts EUR 52 million loss for 2024
Even with a quota for the regulated electricity market in Bulgaria, low electricity prices pushed TPP Maritsa East 2 into
Open call for green hydrogen high-efficiency CHP pilot plant in northern Greece
Greece’s Alternate Minister of Economy and Finance Nikos Papathanasis has launched an open call for the installation and operation of