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Croatia will only finance renewable projects under its contracts for difference (CFD) support scheme that need state support to come to fruition, the country’s energy market operator Hrote, told

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Swiss energy company Met Group is building a battery energy storage system (BESS) in the town of Szazhalombatta with 40 MW of total nominal power and 80 MWh of storage capacity, it announced today.

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Romania will disburse EUR 36m to five companies with the aim of adding 790 MWh of battery capacity and covering up to 20% of its storage needs, its energy minister said late on Monday.

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Romania has obtained EUR 1.1bn of non-reimbursable funds through the EU Modernization Fund meant to support it in meeting green energy targets, its energy minister Sebastijan Burduja said.

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Serbia and a consortium of South Korea’s Hyundai Engineering and US UGT Renewables on Wednesday signed a contract to build 1 GW of self-balancing solar plants and a 200 MW (400 MWh) battery energy

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Slovenian energy company Gen-I’s virtual power plant (VPP) has now surpassed 200 MW of capacity after including Croatia’s 156 MW Senj wind farm in its aggregation services which span five

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The rapid deployment of flexibility solutions such as batteries could help the EU harness 183 TWh of excess renewable power to meet demand and limit price spikes linked to costly gas, Ember said on

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Croatia’s Solarwatt plans to build a 5 MW electrolyser facility producing 720 tons of green hydrogen per year by end-2025, and is eyeing a 160 MW electrolyser project beyond that, it has told

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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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Turkish renewables developer Fortis Energy has acquired a 180 MW solar farm with a battery energy storage system (BESS) in the northern Sremska Mitrovica municipality, the company said in a post on

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The European Union and Serbia have formed a strategic partnership over supply of key raw minerals aimed at reducing the bloc’s reliance on Chinese imports for lithium-ion batteries that are crucial

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Bulgaria’s energy ministry has invited public comments on the tender for bids to build the country's renewable energy storage infrastructure of a minimum capacity of 3 GWh, it said late on