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The Romanian government’s decision to eliminate double taxation on energy storage facilities is expected to boost their uptake and help integrate more renewables into the market, a local developer

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Bulgaria’s Chiren gas storage facility looked set to double capacity to 1bcm from early next year, enabling the country to secure sufficient supply over the winter, the energy minister said on

Photo: Roman Peklaj

Non-EU countries in east Europe are unlikely to secure exemption from an EU carbon tax on electricity imports due their delayed alignment with the EU, said the head of representative body the Energy

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Hungary seeks to add 500 MW battery storage by mid-2026 to help curtail power price spikes during peak hours, the country's energy minister said on Monday.

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Power purchase agreements (PPAs) will be pivotal in helping EU-aspirant eastern European countries achieve their 2030 green targets, a conference in Slovenian capital Ljubljana heard late on

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Recent grid connection delays in Serbia may disrupt upcoming renewables projects and slow the country’s green transition, Aurora Energy Research analysts said on Thursday.

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Bulgaria needs a stable long-term government coalition to unlock its 25 GW wind power potential by 2035 and wean itself off Russian influence that curbs its climate neutrality goals, local energy

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Romanian exchange BRM has become the country’s second nominated electricity market operator (Nemo) to join the European single day-ahead coupling (SDAC) market.

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The pace of Europe’s deployment of renewable energy meant the EU ETS should hit its 2030 emissions reduction target, the European Commission said in its annual report on the EU ETS on Tuesday.

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Greek TSO Ipto’s plan for a 1 GW interconnector from the Dodecanese islands into the mainland high-voltage grid is set to boost the country’s energy security, support oil phase-out and cut prices,

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Romania will expand its nuclear power capacity by 1.44 GW at the Cernavoda power plant by 2031-2032, the energy ministry said on Friday, following an agreement signed by utility Nuclearelectrica and

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Serbia plans to deepen energy ties with Hungary, including the possible acquisition of a minority stake in the latter’s 2 GW Paks nuclear plant, Serbia’s energy minister Dubravka