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,
Clean energy, grid upgrade projects in Western Balkans to be backed under EU’s Growth Plan
The European Commission has proposed the first support package, of EUR 87.7 million, under the European Union’s Growth Plan for
Croatia confirms major geothermal resource for district heating
The Croatian Hydrocarbon Agency’s exploratory activities at a preliminary exploration site in Velika Gorica have confirmed significant geothermal potential. The
World’s largest sand battery commissioned in Finland
The world’s first industrial-scale sand battery has been commissioned in Pornainen, Finland. It will use surplus renewable energy to generate
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
Serbia shelves plan for strategic partnership for 1 GW in wind farms
Serbia has revised its Baselines of the Energy Infrastructure Development Plan and Energy Efficiency Measures for the period up to
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
Serbia to invest EUR 60 million in renewables in district heating
Serbia plans to sign an agreement by the end of the year on introducing renewable sources in district heating plants,
North Macedonia adopts Law on Energy
With a majority of votes, 62 out of 120, the Assembly of North Macedonia adopted the Law on Energy. The
Turkey aims to become major lithium producer with its geothermal wells
Turkey is using only 10% of its geothermal potential, according to Chairman of the Geothermal Power Plant Investors Association (JESDER)