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Croatia: Energy production and trade in March 2025 shows mixed trends

According to short-term energy statistics released by the Croatian Bureau of Statistics, Croatia’s net electricity production in March 2025 totaled 1,451 GWh. This represents a slight decrease of 0.4 percent compared to the same month last year, when production amounted to 1,457 GWh. Hydropower plants were the largest contributors to electricity generation, producing 739 GWh, […]

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Bosnia and Herzegovina: HPP Višegrad set for major modernization project

The subsidiary company Hidroelektrane na Drini, part of Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS), has initiated a public procurement process aimed at extending the operational lifespan and improving the efficiency of the Višegrad hydropower plant. The focus of the procurement is the development of a conceptual design and a feasibility study, with an estimated contract value of

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Region: Construction of Trans-Balkan Corridor’s third section to begin in mid-2025

Construction of the third section of the first phase of the Trans-Balkan Corridor is scheduled to begin in mid-2025. This phase will include building a segment of the route and transmission lines connecting Bajina Bašta, the Montenegrin border, and the Bosnian border. Serbia’s Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Djedović, announced this during a meeting

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Serbia explores nuclear energy as key component of long-term energy strategy

Serbia is actively considering nuclear energy as part of its future energy mix. Mining and Energy Minister Dubravka Djedovic revealed that a preliminary study is currently underway to guide the next steps. This study is not a final decision but aims to create a roadmap, evaluate available nuclear technologies, and explore how nuclear power could

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Montenegro: Permonte selected for solar panel feasibility study along Bar-Boljare highway

Montenegro’s state-owned motorway operator, Monteput, has announced that the local company Permonte submitted the most favorable bid in the tender for conducting a technical and economic study on the use of solar panels along the planned Bar-Boljare motorway. This motorway, which will stretch 169 kilometers, is designed to connect Montenegro’s southern Adriatic coast with its

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Greece set to exceed 2030 renewable energy goals with 34 GW capacity

Greece is on track to significantly exceed its official 2030 renewable energy capacity target, with projections indicating that total installed capacity will reach approximately 34 gigawatts. This figure surpasses the 24.7 gigawatt goal outlined in the country’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP). The projected expansion includes a broad mix of renewable sources such as

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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Republic of Srpska to add 250 MW of solar power by 2028 as part of €2.8 billion renewable energy push

The Republic of Srpska (RS) plans to add at least 250 megawatts of solar energy to its electricity grid within the next three years, according to the RS Minister of Energy and Mining, Petar Djokić, who spoke at the Belgrade Energy Forum 2025. Minister Djokić stated that the entity has already secured agreements and partnerships

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Serbia: Solarina signs agreements with EPS for 150 MW solar power plant

Solarina, a local company owned by CWP Europe, has signed agreements with Serbia’s state-owned power utility, EPS, concerning the purchase of electricity, the transfer of balancing responsibility, and a market premium contract. These agreements stem from a recent renewable energy auction organized by the Serbian Government. As part of the auction, Solarina secured the right

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Romania: Alerion Clean Power secures €18.5 million loan for 35 MW solar plant

Italian renewable energy company Alerion Clean Power has obtained €18.5 million in financing from Banca Comerciala Romana (BCR) to support the construction of a new photovoltaic plant in Călărași County, Romania. The facility will have an installed capacity of 35 MW and represents a total investment of €26.8 million. The loan is scheduled to mature

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Hungary: Holcim commissions 28.5 MW solar plant to power cement facility and advance green goals

A new solar power plant with an installed capacity of approximately 28.5 megawatts has been commissioned at Holcim Hungary’s cement facility in Királyegyháza, located in southwestern Hungary near Pécs. Developed by ID Energy Group, the plant is expected to provide nearly one-third of the electricity needed for the cement factory’s operations. Holcim Hungary stated that

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