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IAEA Launches Initiative to Advance Nuclear Technologies for Maritime Applications
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has launched a new international initiative, ATLAS (Atomic Technologies Licensed for Applications at Sea), aimed at advancing the development and deployment of civilian nuclear technologies in the maritime sector. The initiative was launched in…
Kozloduy NPP Increases Unit 5 Output Following Rise in Danube Water Levels
Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant has begun gradually increasing the output of Unit 5 after water levels in the Danube rose over the previous several days. According to the plant, the planned increase in output began on 31 August at 10:00…
Solar power plant in Mokrin with a capacity of 9.99 MW ready for trial operation
In Mokrin, a village on the territory of the city of Kikinda, the construction of a new solar power plant has been completed by the investor “Brankov Solar” d.o.o. from Belgrade. The facility has a connection capacity of 9.99 MW,…
Serbia–North Macedonia Gas Link: Macedonian Section Contracted
North Macedonia has signed a contract for the design and construction of the section of the gas interconnector with Serbia located on its territory. As previously reported, the project is expected to establish a new bidirectional gas connection between the…
Energy Transition Challenges: The Region Needs Stronger Cooperation and Social Fairness
The Energy Community Secretariat has published a new assessment of the implementation of energy and climate plans in nine Southeast and Eastern European countries aspiring to EU membership. Although the framework for the energy transition is largely in place, countries…
Solar Energy Helped Stabilise the European Grid During Heatwaves
Heatwaves, which brought temperatures above 40°C, and drought affected large parts of Europe during June and July, putting pressure on power grids, increasing electricity demand and driving up prices. According to a report published by Ember, European power grids remained…
Romania to Shut Down Cernavodă’s Second Reactor Due to Low Danube Water Levels
The Romanian Government has announced that Unit 2 of the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant will be safely shut down from tomorrow due to unfavorable hydrological conditions. The situation will be continuously monitored, while current forecasts indicate that hydrological conditions could…