Browsing: batteries

For the first wave of renewables in South East Europe, the main investment question was simple: where can we build wind and solar? The next question…

Southeast Europe’s energy transition moved into a more financially complex and infrastructure-intensive phase during CW21 as investors, utilities and transmission operators increasingly confronted the reality that…

In energy markets, it is tempting to equate resilience with scale. More megawatts, more storage volume, more infrastructure are often assumed to translate directly into greater…

Flexibility is not a single technology or asset class. It is a portfolio of capabilities that operate across timescales, fuels, and infrastructures. Batteries, hydro reservoirs, gas…

Serbia’s ambition to enter the electric-vehicle supply chain is no longer aspirational—it is a strategic necessity. As European automotive manufacturers electrify their platforms, they are restructuring…

Greece has canceled its third auction for standalone energy storage plants using batteries, which was initially scheduled for this month. The Regulatory Authority for Energy, Waste,…

By hybridizing renewable energy sources with batteries, excess energy generated during periods of high production and low prices can be stored for use during times of…

While lithium has been touted in Serbia as a solution for various challenges, including electromobility and renewable energy storage, experts from the state-owned power utility EPS…

Serbia has the potential to become a significant supplier of critical raw materials to Germany and the European Union (EU) due to its natural resource base…

The European electricity market is undergoing an unprecedented transformation driven by the rise of renewable energy sources. In this context, batteries and technology hybridization are playing…