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Electricity generation from renewable energy sources in Croatia continued to expand strongly last year, with output excluding hydropower surpassing 5 TWh for the first time. As…

Serbia’s renewable energy market has matured into a tightly structured financing ecosystem where megawatts are no longer constrained by technology or permitting alone, but by the…

Electricity generated from renewable sources continued to gain ground across the European Union in 2025, reaching 47.3% of total output. This represents a modest increase compared…

A decisive shift is underway in Serbia’s power and industrial landscape, where renewable energy is no longer financed on the back of wholesale price expectations alone.…

A quiet but decisive shift is taking place across Serbia’s industrial landscape. For decades, competitiveness in energy-intensive sectors was built on access to relatively low-cost electricity,…

Serbia is entering a phase in which private wind parks, merchant RES investors, and licensed electricity suppliers are beginning to shape a parallel market next to…

According to a recent Greenpeace report, Croatia has the realistic potential to meet all of its electricity needs from renewable sources by the year 2030. Reaching…

In 2023, renewable energy sources supplied a record 45.3% of the European Union’s total electricity consumption, marking a significant 4.1% increase from the previous year. This…

Prolonged high wholesale electricity prices in recent months have significantly reduced the projected deficit in the RES special account, bringing it down to approximately 50 million…

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…