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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

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European renewables developers are grasping for ways to offset the effects of collapsing wholesale power prices on the revenues of green energy projects, experts told Montel.

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Renewables developer Renalfa has launched a 25 MW/55 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS), Bulgaria’s largest to date, which is co-located with a 33 MW solar farm in the southwestern town of

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Croatia’s economy ministry has cleared a two-year backlog of energy permit applications and granted 175 energy approvals for almost 3.6 GW of capacity, ministry official Sanja Ivelj said on

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The southeast European (SEE) region recorded the same number of negative price hours until June as it did in the whole of 2023 due to increasing renewables usage, according to energy expert Marin

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A sharp fall in the share of revenues renewable energy projects can capture from wholesale power prices has prompted a flurry of interest in hybrid power purchase agreements (PPAs) that involve