OMV opens Austria’s largest green hydrogen plant
OMV put into operation its green hydrogen plant in Schwechat near Vienna. The facility can produce 1,500 tons per year.
The sustainable transition: a crucial opportunity for manufacturing industries in the Western Balkans
Author: Ines Rocha, IFC`s Regional Director for Europe The shift toward more sustainable production is a defining challenge for industries
Romania’s plan to install 2.15 GW of gas power plants isn’t viable
Romania’s plans for new combined cycle gas turbines with a total capacity of 2.15 GW isn’t economically viable and, if
Turkey to manufacture green hydrogen, nuclear, CCS equipment
The 2030 Industry and Technology Strategy includes setting up industrial facilities in Turkey for nuclear energy, green hydrogen, battery storage
Greece’s DEPA Commercial picks contractors for PV plants of 500 MW
Construction companies Terna and Aktor are about to start building a solar power plant of 400 MW in northern Greece
Bulgaria grants EUR 587 million to 82 battery storage projects
Developers of 82 standalone battery storage projects in Bulgaria, for an overall 9.71 GWh in capacity, got approval for EUR
Elektroprivreda BiH seeks contractor for three solar power projects
Power utility Elektroprivreda BiH (EPBiH) called on companies to apply for designing and building three solar power plants. Two sites
Aurora forecasts Western Balkans power capacity growth of 20 GW by 2040
The Western Balkans could see a 20 GW increase in installed capacity by 2040, with nearly 65% coming from renewables,
Energy efficiency: the jack of all trades of EU electrification
By Arianna Vitali, Secretary General at the Coalition for Energy Savings, EUSEW’s partner organisation, highlighting the importance of energy efficiency in
Turkey’s renewables failing to cover power demand growth despite solar boom
Turkey switched in 2024 from a net electricity importer to net exporter, but renewables are still not growing fast enough