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Photo: Roman PeklajGermany could decarbonise its energy in 15 years – DIW
July 23, 2021 | Julia Demirdag, MontelElectricity | Renewables | Energy policy
Germany could decarbonise its entire energy chain within 10-15 years through a combination of electrification and an accelerated expansion of renewables, the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) said on Wednesday....
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Photo: Roman PeklajGas exchanges and TSOs commit to developing integrated SEE gas market
July 21, 2021 | Tanja SrnovršnikEnergy policy
The Energy Community Secretariat, gas exchanges and TSOs from six countries in south-eastern and eastern Europe signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday aimed at developing an integrated regional gas market, said the Secretariat....
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Photo: pixabay.comBiH’s Hifa Oil launches new solar distribution subsidiary
July 16, 2021 | Peter PalčecElectricity | Renewables
Hifa Oil, the largest private distributor of oil and oil products in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), officially launched a new subsidiary last week, named Eurosolar, for the distribution of solar panels....
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Photo: mediaspeed.netSerbia enables leasing of state agriculture land for solar and wind projects
July 14, 2021 | Peter PalčecElectricity | Renewables | Energy policy
The Serbian government adopted a regulation last Friday that allows the leasing of state-owned agricultural land for non-agricultural use, such as the installation of wind and solar plants, reports the news portal Danas.rs. ...
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Photo: www.hidria.comMontenegrin EPCG to install 3,000 solar panels for households
July 12, 2021 | Peter PalčecElectricity | Renewables | Energy policy
The Montenegrin power utility EPCG and the Montenegrin Ministry of Ecology, Spatial Planning and Urbanism will develop a project which aims to install solar power plants on 3,000 individual houses....
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Photo: pixabay.comCroatian PVMax project to launch at least 100 MW of solar investments
July 6, 2021 | Peter PalčecElectricity | Renewables | Energy policy
The aim of the Croatian PVMax project is to stimulate HRK 500m (EUR 66.77m) of investments in at least 100 MW of integrated photovoltaic capacities in Croatia, said the country’s economy ministry on Monday....
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Photo: Milan NedelkovskiNorth Macedonia commits to 2027 coal phase-out
July 1, 2021 | Tanja SrnovršnikElectricity | Coal | Energy policy
Montenegro, North Macedonia, Croatia and Albania joined the Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) on Wednesday, with North Macedonia planning to phase out coal by 2027, said PPCA....
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Photo: Roman PeklajSerbia plans EUR 1bn in annual residential renewables investment – ministry
June 30, 2021 | Tanja SrnovršnikElectricity | Renewables | Energy policy | Energy Efficiency
Serbia is planning between EUR 500m and EUR 1bn of investments in renewables in its residential sector in the next 20 years, said Zoran Lakicevic from the country’s energy ministry on Wednesday....
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Photo: Montenegrin EPCG to implement first floating solar project
June 28, 2021 | Peter PalčecElectricity | Renewables | Energy policy
The Montenegrin power utility EPCG will develop its first floating solar power project on an artificial reservoir in central Montenegro, said the company on Saturday....
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Photo: Ana V. VršnakAlbania launches 100 MW wind auction
June 21, 2021 | Tanja SrnovršnikElectricity | Renewables | Energy policy
Albania launched its first auction for the construction of utility-scale onshore wind power plants on Monday, with the government setting the ceiling price at EUR 75/MWh, said the country’s energy ministry....
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