Serbia plans to stop using coal, fuel oil in district heating by 2040
By 2040, Serbia intends to replace fuel oil and coal in district heating plants with solar, wood biomass, heat pumps,
Project pipeline in Greece for CO2 capture, storage nearing EUR 4 billion
Carbon capture and storage projects worth as much as EUR 3.6 billion are under development in Greece. Energean’s subsidiary EnEarth
Montenegro seeks contractor for marking liquid oil-derived fuel, biofuel
With approval from the Government of Montenegro, the Ministry of Energy and Mining issued a public call for the selection
Romania risks blackouts if it shuts coal plants as scheduled
Minister of Energy Bogdan Ivan claims that energy poverty or even blackouts could hit Romania if it proceeds with the
Environmentalists warn EU that Bulgaria ignores coal plants breaching pollution rules
Greenpeace Bulgaria and Za Zemiata (For the Earth) said they would file a complaint today with the European Commission over
Renewables keep top spot in Greece’s power mix despite surge in curtailments
Renewable energy sources continued to rank first in Greece’s electricity mix despite significant curtailments in the first half of 2025,
US electricity prices soar 40% in H1 2025, outpacing EU’s 30% increase
In the first half of 2025, wholesale electricity prices in the European Union were about 30% higher than in same
IRENA: 91% of new renewables units are more cost-effective than fossil fuel alternatives
The fossil fuel age is crumbling, according to UN Secretary-General António Guterres. Renewables maintained their cost leadership in global power
Serbia, North Macedonia working on gas interconnector project
Serbia’s state gas company Srbijagas and North Macedonia’s gas transmission system operator Nomagas signed a memorandum of understanding expressing their
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,