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Croatia: HEP plans 91 MW solar power plant in Crno to boost renewable energy

Croatian state-owned power utility HEP is preparing to develop a large-scale solar power plant in the Crno area near Zadar. The planned location is situated on the edge of the city’s urban zone, within the Crno Business Zone, and was selected to minimize visual impact on nearby residential areas. The project site spans around 93 […]

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Bulgaria secures EU renewable energy funding to boost solar and storage in coal regions

Bulgaria has confirmed its role as a host country under the European Union’s Financial Mechanism for Renewable Energy, following an invitation from the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy to express binding interest for the 2026 funding round. Under the planned scheme, the European Commission will launch a dedicated call to support renewable energy investments located

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Bosnia and Herzegovina: RS launches concession process for €85m, 200 MW solar power plant in Gacko

A large-scale solar investment could soon materialize in the eastern part of the Republic of Srpska (RS) after local company SolarWin formally submitted a request for a concession to develop a solar power plant in the municipality of Gacko. The proposed project carries an estimated investment value of around €85 million, positioning it among the

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Montenegro: Qair advances 60 MW solar project near Nikšić

A new utility-scale solar project is advancing in western Montenegro after the Environmental Protection Agency launched the environmental approval process for a development proposed by Qair Montenegro, a local subsidiary of France-based Qair International. The project, planned with an installed capacity of 60 MW, is proposed for the village of Petrovići in the municipality of

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Hungary fast-tracks battery storage to unlock solar power and ease grid strain

Hungary is accelerating the rollout of electricity storage to capture unused solar generation, ease pressure on the power network and strengthen household energy security. Government officials argue that countries which solve large-scale storage challenges now will be best positioned in the 2030s, as adding generation capacity alone is no longer sufficient without flexibility. A central

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Serbia: Solar-plus-storage platform emerges as a system-scale energy asset

A close Serbian analogue to the Masdar–EPCG concept in Montenegro is the strategic partnership under which EPS Elektroprivreda Srbije and the Hyundai Engineering–UGT Renewables consortium agreed on a state-led rollout of utility-scale solar generation paired with battery storage. The structure is explicitly designed as a self-balancing renewable platform, with construction and initial operation led by the consortium, followed

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Masdar–EPCG renewable platform: Comprehensive financial, generation and grid impact analysis for Montenegro

Building on the base framework, a Masdar–EPCG joint venture only becomes truly investor-grade once the MW ambition is translated into a coherent financial envelope that links generation volumes, capture prices, curtailment risk, grid timing, and equity returns. In a small but export-connected system like Montenegro, the dispersion between a well-integrated portfolio and a poorly sequenced one

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Serbia: NIS moves into utility-scale solar with 3.1 MW plant and battery storage in Smederevo

Serbian oil company NIS is stepping into utility-scale renewable power generation after receiving local approval for a new solar project in eastern Serbia. The City of Smederevo has formally acknowledged the company’s application to build a solar power plant with integrated battery storage, clearing the way for construction to begin in mid-January. The project received

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