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SKE and Huawei A Value Added Partnership
SKE is a Huawei Value Added Partner. Based in Austria, SKE supplies 16 countries – Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, UK, Greece, Ireland, Kosovo, Croatia, North Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Austria, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, and Cyprus – with Huawei smart solar products. Founded…
Number 31 – August 2023
Like most, we rested a little during the summer, but we were also hardworking. We tried our best to prepare an issue that brings you a handful of articles about electromobility and other interesting topics you are used to. As…
A MODERN AUTOMATION AND ENERGY PRODUCTION CONCEPT
EATON Electric offers a wide range of products and solutions its partners use to implement renewable energy projects and boost energy efficiency. The company strongly focuses on raising awareness, educating employees, and optimizing internal processes. Aleksandar Vasić, Cluster Sales Manager…
Energy Week Western Balkans 2023 promises two days of panel discussions, B2B & B2G meetings and endless networking opportunities
Let’s review what awaits us on Day 2 of this premier investment conference in the Western Balkans! Renewable energy revenue streams The promotion and facilitation of renewable energy trading and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) in the Western Balkans region are…
10 years warranty for Fronius inverters ≤12,5 kW
Dear Fronius customers and partners, We ́ve got good news: With immediate effect, the new Fronius warranty promotion is in place. After registering the Fronius inverter in Solar.web, you will now receive 5 years of Fronius Warranty Plus instead of…
NEW INVESTMENTS IN RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES ARE A SURE WAY TO THE ENERGY TRANSITION
The energy transition is a serious, complex, and longterm process that must be fair. It happens on two tracks – electric power through the construction of new renewable energy sources capacities and reduction of the use of fossil fuels, as…
BIOMASS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SOURCES OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
Official data show that biomass is one of Serbia’s most significant renewable energy potentials, especially regarding agricultural biomass. Unfortunately, its potential is almost untapped. Serbia ranks fifth in Europe in heat energy production (per megawatt hour), right behind Finland, Lithuania,…