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Acciona Energia, a subsidiary of Spanish company Acciona, plans to commission 27 MW and 45 MW wind farms in 2025 and complete the construction of a 150 MW solar plant in 2027, it has said.

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The recently ended tender for market premiums, which caught investors by surprise, shows that Croatia lacks clarity, vision, transparency and predictability in its renewables energy policy,

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Hungary's power exchange Hupx recorded on Tuesday the highest hourly price since September 2022 and the highest day-ahead price in Europe, driven by the ongoing heatwave, cross-border constraints and

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The Croatian region of Dalmatia, as well as parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Montenegro and Albania, were suddenly left without power on Friday, with excessive imports and interconnector

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Croatia’s economy ministry has cleared a two-year backlog of energy permit applications and granted 175 energy approvals for almost 3.6 GW of capacity, ministry official Sanja Ivelj said on

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Croatia plans to use state aid to subsidise construction of battery energy storage systems with up to 100 MWh of capacity by 2026 amid negative prices and higher renewables targets, experts have told

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The lure of soaring energy prices in 2022 attracted many new investors to the Southeast European (SEE) market, whose financial expectations regarding power purchase agreements (PPAs) are now colliding

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New intraday cross-border power capacity auctions will begin on 13 June for 14 June delivery as planned, the grid operators and nominated electricity market operators (Nemos) involved said on

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Slovenian company Alfi Renewables plans to launch a new green investment fund in 2025 with the aim of further developing 0.6-0.8 GW of renewables in southeast Europe (SEE), its director Janez Groselj

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Croatian energy regulator Hera will be adopting the long-awaited grid connection fee “by the end of summer”, the deputy president of its governing council Zeljko Vrban told a Zagreb energy event

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The newly formed Croatian government has not yet responded to another warning issued by the European Commission (EC) because of the country’s failure to implement the directive on the development of

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The Greek power utility PPC Group aims to be coal free by 2026, Elena Giannakopoulou, its chief strategy officer, told Montel on the side lines of the Eurelectric Power Summit near Athens late on