YEO’s Defic Globe buys projects for 219 MW in Romania amid rebranding
Defic Globe, YEO’s Istanbul-based joint venture with Emsolt Investments, acquired 15 Romanian project firms developing plans for power plants of
IHA: Turkey’s 2024 hydropower additions highest in Europe again
The world’s hydroelectric capacity increased 1.7% last year to 1.44 TW, the International Hydropower Association said in its annual report.
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
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
Đukanović: EPCG is implementing three key strategic policies
State-owned power company Elektroprivreda Crne Gore is currently implementing three key strategic policies: producing energy at the point of consumption,
Serbia’s EMS starts construction of third section of Trans-Balkan Corridor
The foundation stone was laid today in Serbia for the third section of the Trans-Balkan Electricity Corridor. The investment amounts
Montenegro to bring in international partner for HPP Komarnica project
Montenegro’s state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore plans to include an international partner in the development of the Komarnica hydropower
Investment risk highest for nuclear power, lowest for solar
Nuclear power plants have the highest construction cost overrun and the longest time delays of all energy projects. In the
PV plant built next to Slovenia’s only pumped storage hydropower plant Avče
Slovenian company Soške elektrarne Nova Gorica (SENG) commissioned its first solar power plant – Kanalski Vrh. The facility is at
North Macedonia issues first guarantees of origin for renewables
North Macedonia’s National Electricity Market Operator MEMO has issued the country’s first guarantees of origin (GOs), certificates verifying that electricity