Svetlana Cerović: Serbia should consider the role of batteries in next renewables auction
Serbia is expected to finish drafting its energy storage regulations by the end of the year, completing its already strong
BEF 2025: Digitalization, open markets, time are major preconditions for flexibility services mainstreaming
Digitalization and massive use of data are crucial for providing flexibility services that bring benefits for transmission system operators and
Significant step for citizen energy in BiH – Republic of Srpska enables establishment of first renewable energy communities in region
The recent adoption of the rulebook on renewable energy communities in the Republic of Srpska is a big step in
Self-consumption capacity set to break 1 GW in Greece
Renewable energy projects for self-consumption are expected to reach 1 GW this year in Greece. According to the Green Tank,
Greek farmers turn their backs on government program for photovoltaics
The Greek government’s Photovoltaics in Fields support program has failed to convince farmers so far. As part of the self-consumption
Upgrade for prosumers to avoid grid curtailments costs up to EUR 1,000
To use electricity from their photovoltaic systems in periods when grid operators disconnect them to stabilize the system, citizens can
Croatia changing law on renewables – new rules for prosumers, decentralized power production
The Government of Croatia has adopted the amendments to the law on renewable energy sources and high-efficiency cogeneration. They change
Bulgaria suspends ill-designed solar energy support program
The Ministry of Energy of Bulgaria doesn’t intend to publish the second call for subsidies for households for solar panels
Energy efficiency, renewables in rural communities in Serbia’s Zlatibor region
Author: Stevan Vujasinović The population in rural areas in the municipalities of Priboj, Čajetina and Arilje in Serbia have been
Number of prosumers in Romania spikes 79% in one year to 204,000
Prosumers in Romania operated 2.44 GW of capacity at the end of January or 63% more than one year before.