Serbia: Transportgas to optimise gas arrangements Read More »
Transportgas Serbia LLC, based in Novi Sad, has initiated a study to optimize gas arrangements within the transport system. The technical specifications for the project highlight Serbia’s heavy reliance on energy imports in the natural gas sector, compounded by a decline in domestic gas production and a lack of significant new discoveries. The completion of the Balkan […]
Albania: Karavasta Solar Park produced 45 GWh in Q1 Read More »
Renewables company Voltalia said its Karavasta Solar Polar Power Plant in Albania delivered 45 GWh of electricity in the first quarter of 2024. Revenues generation at a high price for the power plant of Karavasta, and the indexation of selling prices to inflation have contributed to a 20% year-to-year surge in the company’s energy sales
Romania: Premier Energy closes IPO at 490 million euros valuation Read More »
Energy group Premier Energy said that its initial public offering (IPO) at the Bucharest Stock Exchange in Romania has been priced at RON 19.50 per share, with the transaction raising RON 695.1 million (EUR 139.6 million) in gross proceeds, including over-allotment. Premier alone placed just above 25 million new shares in the offering, saying it
Bulgaria: Bulgargaz claims 400 million euros from Gazprom for gas supply suspension Read More »
The management of natural gas supplier Bulgargaz decided to seek 400 million euros from Gazprom for the 2022 suspension of fuel supplies. The decision was published by Energy Minister Vladimir Malinov at a news briefing. Gazprom cut off gas supplies to Bulgaria as of April 27, 2022, after Bulgaria refused to pay in rubles as demanded by
Republika Srpska: EFT completed the construction of 60 MW Bileća solar park Read More »
Petar Đokić, Minister of Mining and Energy of the Republika Srpska, announced that the company’s Energy Financing Team completed the construction of the Bileća solar power plant, with an installed capacity of 60 MW. The solar park is located at the Zarečje location and covers 133 hectares. It is estimated that the plant will produce around 84 GWh
Serbia: MK and Alfi commissioned 106 MW Krivača wind park Read More »
MK Group and Alfi Renewables inaugurated Krivača Wind Park in eastern Serbia. At 105.6 MW in capacity, it is the first such facility in the country south of the Danube as well as the Sava River. The construction of the Krivača wind farm Began in May 2021. It is the first RES project in Serbia with
Serbia: EPS signed contracts with 750 MW RES power plants Read More »
Construction of the Bistrica pumped-storage power plant, a one-gigawatt solar power plant, as well as the Petka solar power plant and the Kostolac wind farm, are essential development projects of Elektroprivreda Srbije throughout its energy transition. These investments are accompanied by desulphurization projects in thermal power plants, which will have to be online until the generation goals have been met –
Croatia: Advance Capital Partners acquires 60% of Solvis Read More »
The special investment fund Advance Capital Partners and the founder and co-owner of Solvis Stjepan Talan reached an agreement on a strategic partnership with that large Croatian producer of solar panels and integrated photovoltaic solutions. “Upon fulfilment of certain contractual conditions and provision of regulatory approvals from competent bodies for competition protection, the special investment
Romania: Alerion wins permits for 220 MW wind projects Read More »
Italian renewable energy producer Alerion Clean Power has received a permit to build two wind farms in Romania with an installed capacity of 220 MW. The two plants will be installed in the Dobrogea region, with capacities of 114 MW and 108 MW, respectively. They will be part of a larger complex of three wind farms with a
SEE region: Petrol and its partners to install a high-power charging network Read More »
Slovenian Petrol Group and three companies—Allego, Emobility Solutions, and GreenWay—have been selected to facilitate the rollout of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles along key TEN-T corridors. The Cross-E project has been established to enable a path towards future zero-emission travel through the realisation of high-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging points along key routes and ports across
