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Serbia has preliminarily approved a bid from US construction company Bechtel to develop the country’s flagship Djerdap 3 pumped-storage hydropower project, according to energy ministry documents. The ministry rejected five other applicants for the project, determining that Bechtel — in…

In recent years, Serbia has made significant progress in developing renewable energy sources, thanks to new wind farms, solar projects, and a growing number of prosumers. However, despite increased investment and successful auctions, the sector now faces serious challenges –…

The Council of the European Union has adopted an agreement on the European Electricity Grids Package, aimed at modernising energy grids, accelerating electrification, and strengthening Europe’s energy security. At the same time, a tripartite agreement on the development of energy…

Electric mobility is no longer just a trend. It’s an irreversible shift transforming how we move and consume energy. We spoke with Darko Zeljković, eMobility Business Developer Southeast Europe in Schneider Electric, about global standards and the infrastructure challenges facing…

Europe is at a pivotal moment in its energy transition, where the pace of renewable energy deployment has become crucial for the continent’s economic competitiveness and energy security. The new CEO of WindEurope, Tinne Van der Straeten, takes the helm…

In recent years, Poland has been rapidly developing its renewable energy sector. A country long reliant on coal is increasingly investing in modernizing its power grid and integrating clean energy sources. An overview of the country’s current energy landscape, its…

Conflicts around the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil and gas supplies pass, have exposed the vulnerability of global reliance on fossil fuels. At the same time, instability in the Middle East is increasingly steering…