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Europe’s gas demand is set to rise for the first time since 2021 this year – edging up almost 1% – and without new investment global demand growth could cause undersupply by 2030, the

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Israeli firm Enlight Renewable Energy has commissioned its 60 MW Tapolca solar farm in southwestern Hungary ahead of schedule on 31 July, it said in a LinkedIn post this week.

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The Montenegrin parliament passed a new long-awaited renewable energy law this week that will prompt auctions for market premiums next year, and is aligned with the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive,

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Ukraine's national power company Ukrenergo is launching a series of auctions for ancillary services to reduce the country's vulnerability to external threats, the Energy Community said late on

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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s power utility EPBiH secured over EUR 40m of loans from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and UniCredit Bank on Wednesday for the construction of 45

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Renewables developer Imres will begin construction of the 125.4 MW Siroka Draga wind farm in southwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) this month and commission it in June 2026, the company said over

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Serbian TSO Ems has approved grid connection studies for three wind and two solar power projects with a combined capacity of 689 MW that will be built by Turkish renewables developer Fortis Energy,

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Romania will not compromise power generation at the Djerdap 1 and 2 hydropower plants for the sake of the proposed Djerdap 3 pumped-storage plant on Serbian territory, its energy minister has said.

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Montenegro has launched a public debate on a draft energy law in line with the EU directives on common rules for the generation, transmission, distribution and storage of energy, supply of electricity

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Greece’s PPC Group has signed a deal to acquire Evryo Group’s 629 MW of active renewable assets and 145 MW of green projects in the pipeline in Romania, doubling its portfolio in the country.

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Romania is set to complete its section of the 400 kV Resita-Pancevo electricity interconnector with Serbia in the first half of 2025, Romania’s energy minister Sebastian Burduja said late on Monday.

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Serbia and Romania signed a memorandum of understanding late on Monday on the construction of a 1.6bcm/year natural gas interconnector set be completed by 2028, the energy ministries of the two