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Greece: PPC advances major solar and energy storage projects

The PPC Group is accelerating renewable energy projects in northern Greece, focusing on the former lignite power plant sites of Ptolemaida, Kardia, Agios Dimitrios, and Amyntaio. Once fully operational, the solar power plants currently under construction are set to become the largest in Europe, generating nearly 3,150 GWh annually—over 6% of Greece’s total yearly electricity […]

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E.ON Energie Romania delivers 400th solar power plant, expands into long-term energy agreements

E.ON Energie Romania has reached a major milestone with the completion and delivery of its 400th turnkey solar power plant for partner companies, achieved in September. The total value of these projects exceeds 75 million euros. The solar facilities, installed across multiple partner locations, cover more than 374,000 square meters and include approximately 187,000 panels.

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Bulgaria: Sunterra RE expands battery storage capacity at Kaloyanovo solar power plant

Bulgarian renewable energy company Sunterra RE has expanded the capacity of its Kaloyanovo solar power plant near Plovdiv by installing an additional battery energy storage system (BESS). The new system provides 47 MW of installed power and 94 MWh of storage capacity. The project is intended to enhance grid stability by storing surplus solar energy

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Serbia to convert Kolubara A thermal power plant into 71 MW solar facility, public review scheduled

Serbia’s Spatial and Urban Planning Agency has announced a public review for the proposed urban and architectural plan to convert the Kolubara A thermal power plant into a solar energy facility. The project involves decommissioning the existing ash, slag, and coal landfills to prepare the site for renewable energy infrastructure. The concept was developed by

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Croatia: HEP ESCO launches 5.3 million euro tender for 90 rooftop solar projects

HEP ESCO has launched a public tender worth 5.3 million euros for the construction of 90 solar power plants on the roofs of its facilities across Croatia. Companies can submit bids until 3 November. The tender is divided into five regional groups covering the entire country. The first group targets Zagreb and surrounding areas, with

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Bulgaria: OMV Petrom completes 50% acquisition of Gabare solar project, expanding renewable portfolio

OMV Petrom has completed the acquisition of a 50% stake in the Gabare solar project, developed by Enery in Bulgaria. The transaction, initially announced in June 2025, marks a significant milestone in the company’s regional expansion strategy and strengthens its renewable energy portfolio. The solar plant, located in the Gabare area of Byala Slatina, will

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Europe: Solar and wind energy trends show mixed performance in late September 2025

During the week of September 22, solar photovoltaic (PV) energy production declined across major European electricity markets, reversing the growth observed the previous week. Germany experienced the largest drop at 34%, followed by Italy and France with decreases of 27% and 26%, respectively. In the Iberian Peninsula, the declines were more moderate, with Spain’s PV

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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sanski Most council approves solar power project on former coal site

The municipal council of Sanski Most has approved a regulatory plan for the Fajtovci – Zlausa area, following a proposal from the local company Lager. The plan allows for the construction of multiple solar power plants on land previously used for coal extraction. A draft of the plan, prepared by the Civil Engineering Institute in

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Switzerland’s SSWISS GROUP AG to invest 50 million euros in Serbia’s renewable energy sector

Swiss company SSWISS GROUP AG, owner of the solar panel brand Swiss Solar, has announced plans to invest 50 million euros in renewable energy development in Serbia. This move highlights the strategic importance of the Balkans for Europe’s transition to green energy and positions Serbia as a key player in the clean energy sector. Serbia

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Slovenia: Celje receives over €1 million for solar power installation in public buildings

The municipality of Celje has secured more than 1 million euros in non-repayable funding from Slovenia’s Ministry of Environment, Climate and Energy under the Recovery and Resilience Plan. The funds will be used to install solar power systems on 11 public buildings, including schools, kindergartens, the health center, the summer swimming pool, and the Z’dezele

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