During the week of April 21, solar photovoltaic energy production saw increases across all major European electricity markets, reversing the declines observed the previous week. The Portuguese market experienced the highest growth, rising by 62%, followed by Italy and Spain, with increases of 38% and 33%, respectively. The German market saw the lowest growth at […]
ENEVO Group has successfully completed and commissioned a large-scale solar power facility in Teiuș, Alba County, on behalf of Danish investor Eurowind Energy. With a total installed capacity of 68.99 MW, the plant is expected to generate over 103 GWh of green electricity annually—enough to supply more than 25,000 Romanian households. A key feature of
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Austrian renewable energy company RP Global has launched construction of a 21 MW solar power plant in Novalja, located on the Croatian island of Pag. This project marks the company’s first foray into solar energy in Croatia, building on its earlier investments in wind farms in Danilo (Šibenik hinterland) and Rudine (Dubrovnik area). The Novalja
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The Republic of Srpska (RS) has taken another step toward expanding its renewable energy portfolio. Minister of Energy and Mining Petar Đokić and Luka Petrović, General Director of the state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS), have signed a concession agreement for the construction and operation of the Trebinje 3 solar power plant. The planned
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Greek state-owned gas company DEPA Trade is moving forward in its shift toward renewable energy with the launch of two large-scale solar power projects. Construction firms Terna and Aktor have been contracted to build the facilities under turnkey agreements worth a total of 270 million euros. The larger of the two projects is a 400
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Croatia’s ENNA Solar, part of the ENNA Group, has signed an agreement with Austria’s Kraftfeld Energy to acquire a ready-to-build solar project in Romania. The deal includes full ownership of special purpose vehicle PVP Cepheus, which developed the project in Giurgiu county. The 87.5 MW solar plant will be constructed in Mihăilești, approximately 25 km
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Currently, the City of Zagreb operates a total of 2.43 MW of solar capacity across public buildings. This represents a threefold increase since June 2021, when the capacity was only 0.7 MW. Contracts have also been signed or are nearing completion for an additional 16 MW of solar capacity on city-owned buildings. A contractor has
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Solar electricity generation across Europe jumped by over 30% in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, signaling a potential record year for the continent’s solar energy output. Data from Ember shows that solar installations produced nearly 68 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity between January and March—a 32% increase year-on-year. In
Nofar Energy has secured a comprehensive contract for a 265 MW solar power plant in Corbii Mari, Dambovita County, just west of Bucharest. The contract covers all phases of the project, from engineering to long-term operations and maintenance. This large-scale development is one of the biggest solar projects in Romania. The project will be developed
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Hungary set a new record for its lowest-ever electricity consumption on Easter Monday, thanks to exceptional solar energy production, as reported by Deputy Energy Minister and Government Commissioner Gabor Czepek. He noted that such low system loads were previously only observed in the early hours of the day before 2023. The previous record was set
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