The water level of the Danube near Cernavodă, Romania, rose by four centimetres over the past 24 hours, despite forecasts indicating that it would fall by around four centimetres. According to Romania’s Ministry of Energy, this means that the actual…

The initiative launched by Montenegro’s Minister of Energy and Mining, Admir Šahmanović, and subsequently supported by the energy ministers of the Western Balkan countries, has now gained a further institutional framework at the European Union level. As announced by the…

Due to historically low water levels of the Danube River, the Romanian Government has adopted emergency measures to ensure the continued operation of Unit 2 at the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant and prevent disruptions to the functioning of the national…

Energy Week Western Balkans 2026 returns to Montenegro on 7-8 October 2026, celebrating its 5th anniversary edition as the region’s premier renewable energy and investment event. Bringing together all six Western Balkan economies including Montenegro, Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo…

Renewable energy sources (RES) provided more than 62% of Croatia’s total available electricity during the first quarter of 2026, according to the latest report from the Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia association (OIEH). The beginning of the year was marked…

Croatia has presented the National Industrial Development Plan of the Republic of Croatia 2027–2034, along with the accompanying Action Plan for the 2027–2030 period, aimed at strengthening the competitiveness of the economy, developing higher value-added industry, and ensuring long-term sustainable…