Cookie settings

NEW TECHNOLOGIES

BiH’s power utility Ers to develop hydrogen strategy

Date: 21.09.2023 Author: Maja Žuvela
BiH’s power utility Ers to develop hydrogen strategyPhoto: 

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

Agrivoltaic interest in Croatia rising but problems persist

Date: 08.09.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Agrivoltaic interest in Croatia rising but problems persistPhoto: arhiv HESS

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

Croatian agrivoltaic potential could reach 4.7 GW – study

Date: 07.09.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Croatian agrivoltaic potential could reach 4.7 GW – studyPhoto: Montel

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.

New EU climate chief to review CCS strategy – report

Date: 06.09.2023 Author: Montel
New EU climate chief to review CCS strategy – reportPhoto: Montel

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.

Serbia examines storage potential of coal plants

Date: 05.09.2023 Author: Dušan Telesković
Serbia examines storage potential of coal plantsPhoto: www.tentesla.com

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

Croatian Hep plans hydrogen production at Plomin coal plant

Date: 05.09.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Croatian Hep plans hydrogen production at Plomin coal plantPhoto: Ana Vučina Vršnak

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.

Kosovo needs battery systems to lower imbalances – expert

Date: 10.08.2023 Author: Montel
Kosovo needs battery systems to lower imbalances – expertPhoto: Mercados – Aries International

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

Croatian hotelier offers 4 MW for power system balancing

Date: 04.08.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Croatian hotelier offers 4 MW for power system balancingPhoto: Roman Peklaj

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.

Bulgaria mulls sale of Belene nuclear equipment to Ukraine

Date: 07.07.2023 Author: Yana Palagacheva
Bulgaria mulls sale of Belene nuclear equipment to UkrainePhoto: Roman Peklaj

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

FBiH parliament’s lower house passes long-awaited energy laws

Date: 07.07.2023 Author: Maja Žuvela
FBiH parliament’s lower house passes long-awaited energy lawsPhoto: Interenergo

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

Eps supervisory board limited in resolving issues – expert

Date: 30.06.2023 Author: Dušan Telesković
Eps supervisory board limited in resolving issues – expertPhoto: Roman Peklaj

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

Croatian biogas firms fear bleak future due to incentive policy

Date: 29.06.2023 Author: Montel
Croatian biogas firms fear bleak future due to incentive policyPhoto: Roman Peklaj

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



Subscribe to EN.NEWS

Receive En.news – energy news, interviews and commentaries. They will appear in your e-box every Tuesday and every Thursday, while every Wednesday you can receive our En.trading news. As Energetika.NET reader you will also be informed about energy events in Slovenia and SE Europe.

Your e-mail

SLO SEE & En.Trading news




Data will be used for receivers management and internal marketing research and will not be sold or distributed to third parties. By signing up for news, you are familiar with and agree with our Privacy Policy .
×

SUBSCRIBE TO EN.NEWS


Receive En.news – energy news, interviews and commentaries. They will appear in your e-box every Tuesday and every Thursday, while every Wednesday you can receive our En.trading news. As Energetika.NET reader you will also be informed about energy events



Email address






Data will be used for receivers management and internal marketing research and will not be sold or distributed to third parties.
By signing up for news, you are familiar with and agree with our general conditions.
×