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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) power utility Ers has undertaken the planning of a hydrogen strategy which will help it increase its competitiveness and reach climate neutrality by 2050, it told

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Although there is now “significant interest” in agrivoltaic projects among Croatian farmers, old problems with establishing grid connections and overcoming bureaucratic hurdles continue to slow

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Croatia could gain an additional 4.7 GW of solar capacity, if only 5% of its suitable land plots over a hectare in size were converted to agrivoltaic use, according to a recent EBRD funded study.

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The EU’s new climate chief has been given a mandate to devise a strategy for carbon capture and storage to help end the use of fossil fuels, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.

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Serbian scientists have begun exploring the possibilities of boosting the efficiency of existing coal-fired power plants and making them reversible for use as energy storage facilities, professor

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Croatia’s state-owned utility Hep is planning to develop a 16 MW solar power plant, electrolyser and hydrogen storage at the site of the 217 MW Plomin coal-fired power plant in Istria.

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Kosovo should require renewables developers to include the installation of battery storage capacity in their investments to lower power imbalances, according to the former CEO of the country’s TSO

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Croatian hotel owner and operator Valamar has offered 4 MW of power generator capacity to the Koer virtual plant to be activated for the needs of electricity system balancing, it said on Friday.

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Bulgaria is exploring the possibility of selling Russian-made equipment meant for the two unbuilt nuclear reactors at the Belene site to Ukraine, it was announced during a press conference late on

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The lower house of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Federation entity (FBiH) parliament has adopted long-awaited energy laws which will help align the sector to EU directives and introduce renewables market

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The Serbian power utility Eps’ new supervisory board, which includes three Norwegian experts, can only have a small impact on this company’s problems, according to energy expert Aleksandar

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Croatian biogas producers are disappointed with a new ordinance on incentives for electricity production from renewables as it offers no solution for the survival of their businesses, their