Germany can draw on Serbian engineering capacity for substations and power lines—but only if it exports work without exporting responsibility Europe’s energy transition is usually discussed…
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A 210 MW unit at Serbia’s Kostolac A thermal power plant remains offline after a fire extensively damaged one of its regenerative air heaters. State-owned utility…
Electrica produced about 21 GWh of electricity in the first half of 2026, more than four times its output a year earlier, as the Romanian energy…
Nomad Capital Group has asked Bulgaria’s competition authority to approve its proposed acquisition of the companies that own and operate the Maritsa East 3 thermal power…
Bosnia and Herzegovina remained a net electricity exporter in the first seven months of 2026 after cutting the value of its power imports by almost half…
Bulgarian electricity production reached 26,906 GWh between 1 January and 9 August, an increase of 7.8 per cent year on year. Consumption rose by 6.8 per cent to…
Montenegro’s 225 MW Pljevlja thermal power plant has returned to the grid following a transmission-related outage that forced state utility EPCG to rely on expensive short-term electricity imports. The interruption…
French infrastructure investor Meridiam has agreed to become the largest shareholder in the Great Sea Interconnector, strengthening the financing structure of the planned subsea electricity link between Greece and…
Slovenia’s Šoštanj thermal power plant expects to return Unit 6 to service before the winter heating season after inspections uncovered damage in the turbine’s intermediate-pressure section. Elevated vibration was detected…
North Macedonia’s reservoirs are approximately 70% full, providing sufficient stored water to maintain planned hydropower production and support the stability of the national electricity system. The Ministry…
