Montenegro publishes NECP for public consultation – sole coal plant planned for shutdown in 2041
State institutions, companies, organizations, and individuals have until August 6 to deliver their suggestions and comments about the draft National
Energy storage in focus: How custom insurance solutions are fueling Southeast Europe’s green transition
Battery energy storage is becoming increasingly central to the energy transition in Southeast Europe and beyond, thanks to its key
Satellite dishes get new life, hosting solar panels for data center
A Swiss telecom service provider converted unused satellite dishes into solar dishes, powering its data center’s rising energy needs. Smart
Solar power exceeds Bulgaria’s entire electricity demand for first time
For the first time, photovoltaic production alone surpassed power consumption in Bulgaria – for two hours. Interestingly, even more electricity
Grants for public institutions’ solar projects in Romania top EUR 500 million
The Romanian Ministry of Energy has signed 29 more grants to public entities for investments in solar power plants for
Greece to rely on carbon price, renewables potential in green hydrogen development
Despite early efforts to develop green hydrogen and its first regulatory framework, Greece finds itself on a steep curve. The
Ireland ends coal use – Spain, Italy, Greece set to follow
The Moneypoint power plant stopped burning coal, marking the end of Ireland’s coal era. The last such facilities in several
OMV Petrom enters Bulgarian solar power market as partner in one of biggest projects
As part of its decarbonization efforts, Romanian hydrocarbons producer OMV Petrom is strengthening its presence in neighboring Bulgaria. It agreed
Alteo building solar park with battery storage for MOL Group
MOL’s 37.4 MW solar power plant with a battery energy storage system (BESS) of 40 MWh will contribute to the
Coal power plant Maritsa East 3 plans to build solar plant, 200 MW battery system
Coal-fired power plant ContourGlobal Maritsa East 3, which operates only sporadically to ensure the stability of supply for Bulgaria’s power