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
Serbia drafts just transition action plan
Serbia plans to invest EUR 88.8 million by 2030, through its just transition action plan, in activities aimed at mitigating
Third Regional Power Sector Exchange in Ohrid: Power grids at core of energy transition
The third Regional Power Sector Exchange of the Western Balkans in Ohrid in North Macedonia gathered over 80 energy professionals
Green for Growth Fund launches partnership with Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency
An agreement between the Green for Growth Fund (GGF) and Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) enabled the expansion of
Olympus carbon capture project breaks ground in Greece
Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) is a must for the future of the cement industry, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos
NGEN showcases solutions at BEF 2025 for decentralized electricity grid of tomorrow
Slovenia-based NGEN, widely regarded as the most innovative energy company in the SEE region, is expanding throughout Europe with its
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