Montenegro preparing first renewable energy auction to accelerate green transition
A model for Montenegro’s first auction for market premiums for solar power was outlined at an event in the capital
ACER’s Zinglersen: Integrate electricity markets to bolster flexibility as new era is already here
The surge in the number of hours with negative wholesale electricity prices in Europe made 2024 the second consecutive record
GGF’s Kostadinov: Western Balkans responded to energy crisis with innovation, ambition (video)
The past three to four years have been nothing short of transformational when it comes to the energy transition in
Weakness in Serbian energy system is no option
Serbia’s state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) is committed to its own and the country’s goals for green energy and
Belgrade Energy Forum 2025 – energy market reforms accelerate integration into EU
Electricity market coupling with neighbors in the European Union is a major factor in the EU integration of Energy Community
Europe has record battery storage capacity growth in 2024 but expansion slows
New battery storage installations last year in Europe came in at an all-time high 21.9 GWh in capacity, though the
Three hydropower plants on Bistrica river to be finished by end-2026
Three hydropower plants on the Bistrica river near Foča are expected to be completed by the end of 2026, according
New European Commission weighing energy affordability versus decarbonization goals
The European Parliament voted in Ursula von der Leyen’s second European Commission, with a mandate until 2029. Much of her
Montenegro drafts NECP: TPP Pljevlja to be shut down by 2041
The Montenegrin coal power plant Pljevlja should be shut down by 2041, according to the draft National Energy and Climate
Serbia’s Vučić claims EU to designate lithium project Jadar as strategic – activists vow to appeal
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić said in Brussels that the European Commission would award “in seven or eight days” a…