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
Slovenia’s sole coal-fired power plant Šoštanj to keep main unit offline until fall
As of this year, Slovenia’s only coal-fired power plant, Termoelektrarna Šoštanj (TEŠ), has shifted its primary focus to supplying heat,
Montenegro publishes NECP for public consultation – sole coal plant planned for shutdown in 2041
State institutions, companies, organizations, and individuals have until August 6 to deliver their suggestions and comments about the draft National
Ireland ends coal use – Spain, Italy, Greece set to follow
The Moneypoint power plant stopped burning coal, marking the end of Ireland’s coal era. The last such facilities in several
Greece plans six waste-to-energy plants, set to meet EU landfilling limits
Large Greek companies, interested in the construction and operation of waste incinerators producing electricity and heat, are waiting for the
Western Balkans urged to step up just transition measures
In its new guidelines for the just transition, the Energy Community Secretariat highlighted the lack of policies and measures in
Decarbonization of Southeastern European region: both renewables and nuclear are speeding up
Energy transition in Southeastern Europe is accelerating, and the progress depends on individual countries’ strategies and legal frameworks. At the
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