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Miloš Mladenović (SEEPEX): What Do Negative Electricity Prices Bring to the Power Market?
Since the beginning of May this year, negative electricity prices have been recorded for the first time on the Serbian power exchange SEEPEX. These occur during certain hours when electricity production from solar capacities exceeds demand. We spoke with Miloš…
NASA Turns Off Instrument on Spacecraft to Save Energy and Extend Mission
Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory have shut down one of the scientific instruments on the Voyager 1 spacecraft in order to conserve energy and extend its operation in interstellar space. The instrument, Low-Energy Charged Particles experiment (LECP), measures low-energy…
Zagreb Streets Welcome Autonomous Taxis – The First Step Towards Driverless Rides in Europe
Imagine a perfectly ordinary taxi ride. You sit down, close the door, and within minutes, a conversation starts on its own. Sometimes it drifts into serious topics, sometimes into laughter, sometimes you find yourself recounting your whole day to a…
Solar Power Brings Europe Significant Savings Amid Middle East Crisis
The events in the Middle East have prompted countries around the world to increase investments in renewable energy, and a new report from SolarPower Europe highlights just how much solar power is currently contributing to Europe’s savings. Data shows that…
European Commission Examines French Support for New Nuclear Reactors
In November 2025, France presented to the European Commission a plan to support the construction and operation of six new nuclear reactors, with a total capacity of 9,990 MW. The new units will be built in pairs at existing nuclear…
Romania Declares Crisis Situation on the Crude Oil and Petroleum Products Market
An emergency ordinance declaring a crisis situation on the crude oil and petroleum products market has officially come into effect in Romania. According to the Romanian Government, the ordinance applies to the period from April 1 to June 30, 2026,…
Croatia Releases 35,000 Tons of Diesel from Reserves to Support the Stabilization of the European Energy Market
In order to contribute to joint European efforts to stabilize the energy market, the Government of the Republic of Croatia has decided to release 35,000 tons of diesel fuel from mandatory oil and petroleum product reserves onto the market. According…