Hungary to import up to 8.5 billion cubic meters of Russian gas in 2025 Read More »
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó announced that Hungary plans to import between 8 and 8.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas from Russia this year. He stated that the country is already receiving gas under a long-term contract, which has so far ensured the delivery of 4.5 billion cubic meters. In […]
Bulgaria advances Vertical Gas Corridor as regional energy hub Read More »
Bulgarian Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov announced that another shipment of pipes is expected to arrive at the port of Burgas in the coming weeks, marking continued progress on the Vertical Gas Corridor project. He emphasized Bulgaria’s growing role as a key player in ensuring regional energy stability through the development of critical infrastructure. Minister Stankov
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Tuzla officials oppose gas storage project over safety concerns Read More »
Plans to build Bosnia and Herzegovina’s first natural gas storage facility have sparked strong opposition, particularly from representatives of the Tuzla region. The proposed site, Tetima, is located near the exhausted wells of a salt mine, which many locals consider a serious threat to public safety. In response, local representatives have launched an initiative to
Chinese technology manufacturers and developers overtaking Serbian wind market Read More »
Mingyang recently announced the start of installation at the Serbia Black Peak wind farm, where it is supplying 25 units of its 6.25-172 model. Chinese SPIC is the sole owner of 150MW wind park Black Peak. Located on high mountain terrain of eastern Serbia, Black Peak WPP is unique project developed by local company Sage and Kodar. Local
Romania: Engie expands renewable portfolio with new 37.2 MW solar power plant in Prahova Read More »
Engie Romania has completed its sixth solar power plant in Aricestii Rahtivani commune, Prahova county, with an installed capacity of 37.2 MW. This marks a significant step in the company’s renewable energy expansion and commitment to the energy transition. The new facility covers 57 hectares and is expected to generate about 57 GWh of clean
Hungary sets record with 6,200 MW solar output, surpasses domestic electricity demand Read More »
Hungary achieved a record solar electricity generation milestone last Friday, with domestic solar output peaking at 6,200 MW during a 15-minute interval starting at 12:15 PM, according to data from the electricity transmission system operator MAVIR. This marks the highest solar power production from both household and industrial systems ever recorded in the country. During
A new 64 MW solar power plant near Stolac in Herzegovina has officially started feeding electricity into Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national grid. This facility represents the second phase of the Hodovo solar project, the country’s largest photovoltaic power plant. Developed by Tibra Pacific, the plant uses advanced Stellar 1N+ ABC solar modules supplied by the
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has introduced stricter fuel quality regulations through recent amendments to the Law on Petroleum Products. This move aims to provide citizens with higher-quality fuels, improved regulatory oversight, and the authorization of fuel additives. Additionally, mandatory monitoring of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) has been established to protect public health,
Romania aims for 6.5 GW wind power capacity by 2028 amid Europe’s renewable energy surge Read More »
Romania is projected to reach 6.5 gigawatts (GW) of installed wind power capacity by 2028, with 3 GW expected to be added within the next three years, according to the Romanian Wind Energy Association (RWEA). This rapid growth is driven by a new generation of wind turbines that are three times more powerful than those
Romania: Energy Regulator ANRE denies claims of discounted gas exports to Austria Read More »
Romania’s National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) has strongly denied recent accusations that the country exports natural gas to Austria at discounted rates, allegedly disadvantaging Romanian consumers. In a public statement, ANRE rejected what it called misleading claims made by certain political figures, emphasizing that such narratives contradict Romania’s economic interests and energy security goals. According
