Greece’s Solar Expansion Exposes Falling Capture Rates and Rising Curtailment
Greece is offering Southeast Europe a clear example of how rapid solar photovoltaic expansion can erode renewable revenues, even as
Greece is offering Southeast Europe a clear example of how rapid solar photovoltaic expansion can erode renewable revenues, even as
Southeast Europe’s renewable investment activity is shifting focus from how much electricity a project can generate to when its output
Ferroalloy suppliers in Türkiye, South Africa, the Western Balkans and Kazakh producers face growing pressure to demonstrate competitive carbon performance
Indonesia’s rapid expansion of nickel processing highlights the limits of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in balancing
China’s dominance in processed raw materials highlights a gap in the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which covers
Europe has identified critical-mineral projects for development, but converting those priorities into commercially viable businesses remains difficult. The EU’s critical
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices fell sharply across most markets on Tuesday, with the largest declines in Serbia, Greece and
Rare earths are important to Europe’s renewable energy, electric mobility, advanced electronics and defence sectors, but much of the world’s
Graphite processing is emerging as a critical weakness in Europe’s battery supply chain, despite receiving less attention than lithium, nickel
Cobalt refining is part of Europe’s battery supply-chain strategy, but cobalt remains outside the direct scope of the current EU
Slovenia has opened its wholesale electricity market to competing exchange operators, allowing Nord Pool and Croatia’s CROPEX to compete with
Changes to European electricity networks could create new revenue opportunities for equipment that supports grid stability, as operators address the