Energy system based on renewables is cheapest solution to achieve net zero by 2050 – study
A European energy system based on a high share of renewable energy is the cheapest scenario until 2050 for achieving
Montenegro adopts National Energy and Climate Plan
The Government of Montenegro has adopted the National Energy and Climate Plan, along with a bill on cross-border electricity and
Turkey awards 1.15 GW in wind power auctions – all at just EUR 35 per MWh
The six winners from the latest round of wind power auctions under the YEKA state support mechanism in Turkey will
Energy Community: Serbia best in Western Balkans in alignment with EU regulations
Integration with the European Union is advancing in practice, and the decade ahead must sustain the momentum with focus and
Bulgarian firm Hydrogenera gets electrolyzer order from Volkswagen
Hydrogenera will integrate its electrolyzer with a gas burner at Volkswagen Poznań’s automotive factory in western Poland with the aim
Uncompetitiveness holding EU far behind green hydrogen targets
Several high-profile green hydrogen projects have been canceled in the past year, and major companies reduced their decarbonization ambitions, the
EU considering Montenegro’s proposals for changes to CBAM
Minister of Energy and Mining of Montenegro Admir Šahmanović met with several senior officials of the European Commission. The messages
Greece’s first municipal energy community to be launched in its coal capital Kozani
The city of Kozani in northern Greece, home of the country’s dwindling lignite industry, is seeking a contractor for seven
Serbia rolls out taxes on greenhouse gas emissions, imported carbon-intensive products
The Serbian Law on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tax and Law on Carbon-Intensive Product Imports Tax, both at EUR 4 per
GGF ushers in new wave of energy transition investments in Western Balkans with eight deals
The Green for Growth Fund has signed a series of agreements on green lending and support for major solar power