Electrify Europe – to be competitive and sustainable, the EU needs to speed up electrification
Author: Ulrich Adam, director general of Orgalim, EUSEW’s partner organisation As Europe grapples with sluggish economic growth and soaring energy
Clock is ticking for introducing carbon tax in Western Balkans, many ambiguities still remain
From January 1st, 2026, Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will be effective in the Western Balkans. While the countries are
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
BEF 2025: Corporates’ education, product diversification crucial to speed-up PPA uptake
Capacity building and education for corporates, together with product diversification and an upgrade of the regulatory framework, could clear the
BEF 2025: Regional cooperation can facilitate energy transition, energy security
Montenegro, Serbia, and the Republic of Srpska don’t have a problem attracting investments in electricity production, but they do have
Slovenia keeps phasing out coal as key heating plant boosts natural gas share to 60%
TE-TOL, the main district heating provider in the Slovenian capital, Ljubljana, has taken over a newly built gas-steam unit, reducing
EU awards nearly EUR 1 billion in subsidies to renewable hydrogen projects
The European Commission has selected 15 renewable hydrogen production projects in five countries within the European Economic Area (EEA) eligible
The shifting landscape of hydrogen: a reality check and the need for a coherent strategy
Author: Dr. Thomas Hillig, EUSEW’s digital ambassador In recent years, hydrogen has captivated the imagination of the energy sector, garnering
Weakness in Serbian energy system is no option
Serbia’s state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) is committed to its own and the country’s goals for green energy and