Katarina Vuinac
Katarina Vuinac
Bulgaria Among Regional Leaders in Battery Energy Storage: New System to Store 512.5 MWh of Electricity
Bulgaria has positioned itself among the regional leaders in the development of battery energy storage (BESS) capacity. With capacity exceeding 6.2 GW / 19 GWh, according to the latest estimates, the development of this segment represents one of the country’s…
Montenegro’s Energy Sector on the Path to EU Accession: Progress in Energy Networks and Renewables, but Faster Phase-Out of Fossil Fuels Needed
The European Commission has published its 2026 Report on Montenegro, providing a detailed overview of developments in key infrastructure sectors, including energy and trans-European networks. In the area of security of supply, Montenegro has made significant progress in establishing a…
Luxor Solar Responds to Market Needs with a Clearer Portfolio
The European solar market has undergone major changes in recent years. Financial pressures, falling module prices, competition from Asia, and growing demand for renewable energy sources have changed the way investors choose equipment. In such an environment, German manufacturer Luxor…
More Trading, More Flexibility – MEMO’s New Direction
The growth of solar and wind power generation is bringing new challenges for the electricity system, while also changing the way the market operates. The introduction of intraday trading, the possibility of negative prices and the development of the guarantees…
Istanbul Hit by Heaviest Rainfall in Eight Decades
Istanbul was hit by exceptionally heavy rainfall on 14 and 15 October 2026, causing severe flooding, flash floods and major disruptions to daily life. Record rainfall levels were recorded in some parts of the city, flooding numerous roads, underpasses, residential…
MOL Group Commissions Its First Biomethane Plant in Szarvas
MOL Group has commissioned its first biomethane plant in Szarvas, Hungary. Thanks to an investment worth more than HUF 2.7 billion, the facility can now produce biomethane from biogas to a quality suitable for injection into the national gas network.…
Sensor on a GPS Collar Measures How Much Smoke Wild Animals ‘Breathe In’
Wildfires are becoming larger, more frequent and more intense, and their impact does not end where the flames stop. Smoke can travel hundreds of kilometres and continue to affect air quality for days or even weeks after a fire. While…