Voltalia’s 140 MW Karavasta solar power plant in southwestern Albania generated 223 GWh of electricity during the first nine months of 2025, slightly exceeding the 218 GWh produced in the same period last year. The Karavasta facility, one of the largest solar projects in Albania, began feeding power into the national grid in December 2023. […]
For EU energy infrastructure players—whether you’re deploying BESS, solar farms, smart substations, or grid-responsive industrial sites—Serbian engineering firms offer a proven, nearshore solution to handle technical workloads with precision, speed, and affordability. From relay logic and SCADA systems, to grid impact simulations and protection studies, Serbia is not just a cost-saving option — it’s a strategic engineering ally. As
Electrical works form the nervous system of any modern infrastructure project — from wind farms, substations, and industrial plants, to smart buildings and urban energy grids. The precision, safety, and reliability of electrical systems define the overall integrity of the project. At the center of this process stands the Supervisor of Electrical Works — the professional responsible for ensuring that
At the heart of Southeast Europe, Serbia is rapidly evolving from an industrial supplier into a strategic service hub for the new European economy — a crossroads where engineering, manufacturing, and energy services converge. No longer just a low-cost production base, Serbia today offers integrated expertise — from design and technical consultancy to digital operations and field implementation —
Every successful infrastructure or energy project — whether it’s a high-voltage substation, a bridge span, or a wind-turbine tower — shares one common factor: a living QA/QC plan that governs how quality is achieved, measured, and proven. Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) are often treated as technical checklists, but in practice they are the heartbeat of
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In every large infrastructure or energy project — from high-voltage substations and grid corridors to wind farms and industrial facilities — one silent force ensures that ambition becomes reliable reality: the Owner’s Engineer (OE). Appointed by the project owner or financing institutions, the OE acts as the independent technical conscience of the investment. Its mission: to review designs,
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Serbia’s electricity distribution system operator, Elektrodistribucija Srbije (EDS), is advancing its smart grid modernization program, targeting the installation of nearly one million remotely operated smart meters by the end of next year. Dalibor Nikolic, Director of EDS’s Technical System, stated that the smart meter rollout represents a key pillar of the company’s digital transformation strategy.
PPC Renewables Romania has launched the second stage of construction at the Deleni wind farm in Vaslui County, further strengthening its position as the largest wind energy project in the Moldova region. The new phase will add 85 MW of capacity through the installation of 14 wind turbines, each rated at 6.1 MW. Once completed,
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Bulgaria’s only nuclear power plant, Kozloduy, announced that Unit 6 will undergo its annual maintenance shutdown from October 25 to December 1. According to the plant’s management, all planned work is fully funded and will be carried out by qualified personnel, ensuring the maintenance process meets the highest technical standards. During this period, systems and
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Romanian electricity transmission system operator Transelectrica has launched two major infrastructure projects to strengthen the national grid and enhance interconnection with neighboring Moldova. The initiatives include the 400 kV Gadalin-Suceava overhead transmission line and the 400 kV Suceava-Balti interconnection line. Both projects are crucial for completing the 400 kV transmission loop in northern Romania, which
