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Energy
Heating Moldova: Sweden to the Rescue
Sweden has provided EUR 26 million ($27.4 million) to Moldova's energy sector to support vulnerable households during winter and contribute...
Hungary’s ascent to becoming the second-largest producer of electric batteries
Hungary – In a significant development, Hungary is poised to establish itself as a key player in the global electric...
Bulgaria imposes a surcharge on „Russian” gas in transit
Bulgaria – Following the outbreak of the Russo-Ukrainian war, many countries decided to diversify their gas suppliers, and are now...
Albania and Romania’s Green Energy Bid
In an era where Europe grapples with energy sustainability and independence, Romania and Albania, two Balkan nations, are taking significant...
Hungarian-founded energy giant expands its footprint in Asia
Hungary – The Hungarian-founded energy company MET Group is making significant strides in the global energy sector, marking a notable...
Energising the Balkans: New Power Dynamics in Southeast Europe
The energy mix and situation in the Balkans are undergoing a period of significant transition, influenced by global trends, regional...
From Independence to Interdependence: CEE’s Collaborative Energy Path
In the rapidly evolving energy landscape of Central Eastern Europe (CEE), cross-border energy collaboration is emerging as a key area...
Powering the Future: The Rise of Smart Grids in CEE
The energy sector in Central Eastern Europe (CEE) is undergoing a significant transformation with the implementation of smart grids. These...
The Prospects for Energy Independence in Central and Eastern Europe: The Role of Renewables
Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) stands at a pivotal juncture in its pursuit of energy independence and sustainability. Embracing a...
The Future of Nuclear Energy in Central and Eastern Europe: Opportunities and Risks
Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is at a crossroads in its pursuit of a sustainable and secure energy future. With...
