Hydro Tests HalZero as Slovalco Plans €100 Million Aluminium Restart
Norwegian aluminium producer Norsk Hydro has produced aluminium for the first time using HalZero, an electrolysis technology designed to eliminate
Norwegian aluminium producer Norsk Hydro has produced aluminium for the first time using HalZero, an electrolysis technology designed to eliminate
Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe eased from Thursday’s extreme levels on 30 October, but markets in the region’s east
North Macedonia has launched competitive trading of guarantees of origin, with electricity market operator MEMO completing the country’s first auction.
Croatia’s Trtar-Krtolin wind farm is preparing a repowering project that would raise its installed capacity from 11.2 MW to 30
Montenegro and Italy are advancing preparations to integrate their wholesale power markets, while regulatory approvals are expected to delay the
Southeast European day-ahead power prices rose sharply on 29 October, taking most markets above €300/MWh. Stronger demand, lower wind output
Saudi renewable-energy developer Altaaqa Renewables has secured regulatory approval for two Romanian photovoltaic projects that include battery energy storage. In
Recent Croatian renewable-certificate auctions cleared large volumes at around €1.55–€2.06 per GO. The results provide a fresh market reference for
Serbia faces renewed pressure on electricity procurement costs heading into November as Romania loses coal-fired capacity while its nuclear reactors
The traditional wind farm captured available wind, converted it into electricity and exported as much as the grid could accept.
Wind project financing in Southeast Europe has traditionally relied on probabilistic modelling of long-term energy yield. The next generation of
Romania is emerging as Southeast Europe’s strongest example of how long-term revenue stabilisation can accelerate wind investment without removing the