Macedonia to construct a solar power plant on the site of an exhausted coal mine with EBRD money
Macedonian plans to move decisively forward with decarbonization are making a big leap forward, as the EBRD is lending €5.9…
EPG questions the consumption forecasted in the Romanian NECP draft
In a first analysis of Romania’s Integrated National Energy Climate Plan (NECP) draft, which has just been launched in public…
Julian Popov: Coal regions have strong competitive advantages
We challenged Mr. Julian Popov to comment the current situation for the coal-based power generation sectors in Romania and Bulgaria;…
Coal demand will remain steady through 2023, International Energy Agency says
Coal consumption is expanding after two years of decline, but miners should brace for another period of sluggish growth, according…
World Bank calls on Poland to scale up renewable energy sources
Scaling up renewable energy sources in Poland would benefit the economy, improve people’s health, and reduce serious environmental problems –…
Contracts for difference to open up new investment opportunities
Over the last 10-15 years, Europe has become more aware of the need for green energy production, and in this…
We released the 21st issue of the energynomics.ro Magazine!
The 21st edition of energynomics.ro Magazine was launched on Wednesday, December 5th, within the 6th edition of energynomics Awards. 184 pages of interviews, analysis and opinions,…
Renewables must complement the lignite-gas conversion; plus calculations proposed by ESCOROM
Following a position paper previously submitted by the ESCOROM Association and as a result of public reactions, comments delivered by…
MPs once again change the Renewables Law; the change goes to promulgation without an impact study
The Chamber of Deputies, the decision-making body, passed a bill on Wednesday, November 28, extending the exemption for coal-fired power…
Germany heads to COP24 without coal-exit plan
Germany is likely to show up empty-handed to the COP24 summit in Poland in December as the country’s coal exit commission has…
The main recommendations of environmental NGOs in the report “The Last Gasp – The coal companies making Europe sick”
A Europe beyond coal is a question of when, not if, say the authors of “The Last Gasp – The…
Steel industry moulds EU carbon market to its advantage
By authorising the steel industry to burn blast furnace gases until 2026, the European Commission has backtracked on its earlier…
EC Hunedoara received illegal state aid
The European Commission has found that energy producer Complexul Energetic Hunedoara (CE Hunedoara) received around €60 million of incompatible State…
The development of the utility sector means increased communication between all parties (EBC, Nov 1)
The Energy Breakfast Club’s November 1st edition – “Reinventing Utilities – Who Writes The New Playbook” identified the key trends…
