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Bosnia and Herzegovina: EPBiH expands renewable portfolio with new concession agreements

State-owned power utility EPBiH has taken an important step in expanding its renewable energy portfolio by formalizing new concession agreements with authorities from the Central Bosnia Canton. The agreements were signed by EPBiH CEO Sanel Buljubašić and the Canton’s Economy Minister Seđad Milanović, signaling strengthened institutional cooperation in the energy sector. The signed documents cover […]

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Albania approves new wind and solar projects adding 65 MW to renewable energy capacity

The Albanian Government has approved two new renewable energy projects that will add a combined 65 MW of capacity to the national electricity system. Proposed by local investors, these developments represent another concrete step in Albania’s effort to diversify its energy mix and reduce its heavy reliance on hydropower. The larger project is a 55

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Greece: Wind energy sector rebounds in 2025 amid renewed investment

After a challenging 2024, Greece’s wind energy sector returned to a more stable growth path in 2025, with new capacity additions broadly aligning with the average pace seen over the past decade. Industry data indicate that investment activity picked up again, signaling a recovery for one of the country’s key renewable technologies. According to figures

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Romania: Verbund Green Power expands European wind pipeline through long-term Nordex partnership

Verbund Green Power has taken a major step toward scaling up its European wind portfolio by formalizing a long-term cooperation with the Nordex Group, establishing a framework that could support the delivery of up to 700 MW of new onshore wind capacity through the remainder of the decade. The agreement outlines the conditions under which

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Wind as Serbia’s CBAM backbone: Why solar-heavy decarbonisation fails industrial buyers

Serbia’s response to the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is quietly drifting toward a solar-heavy narrative. This is understandable. Solar is modular, politically visible, quick to announce, and easy to frame in megawatts. But for CBAM-exposed industrial buyers, this approach is structurally flawed. It confuses installed capacity with delivered value and mistakes headline decarbonisation optics

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Serbia: Onshore wind platform shows stronger IRR resilience and lower grid stress than solar at scale

A 400–600 MW onshore wind portfolio in Serbia behaves fundamentally differently from a solar-dominated build-out once projects reach system-material size. The difference is not cosmetic or theoretical. It shows up directly in annual generation stability, capture prices, curtailment behavior, and—most importantly for investors—equity IRR resilience under grid stress and delays. Wind’s advantage begins with physics.

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Romania: Hidroelectrica accelerates first large-scale battery storage at Crucea Nord wind farm

Romania’s electricity producer Hidroelectrica is set to commission its first major battery storage facility ahead of schedule. The 72 MWh lithium-ion energy storage system (BESS) at the Crucea Nord wind farm is now expected to become operational in May 2026, nearly one year earlier than originally planned. By early 2026, the project had already reached

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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Controversial 537.5 MW Leotar wind project moves forward amid corruption concerns

Plans for a major wind project on Mount Leotar above Trebinje are moving forward after Zhongbo Group submitted a request for a preliminary environmental impact assessment to the Ministry for Spatial Planning, Construction and Ecology of the Republic of Srpska (RS). The project, now named Leotar and previously known as Trebinje 1, is designed with

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