Chinese carmakers gain ground in Europe as consumers opt for more affordable vehicles
Chinese carmakers are rapidly increasing their market share in Europe, with the latest data showing they captured more than 11%…
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Rabla car subsidy program includes vehicles made in China, still has problems
Rabla Program includes vehicles made in China, but dealers say it will end in a minute or two, according to…
The cost of a MW of solar power has fallen threefold in nine years, but the market is nearing stagnation
The photovoltaic market in Romania has grown massively in the last decade, but there is a period of relative stagnation…
Romania’s renewable growth builds on regional interconnection
When Natsis Konstantinos, Chief RES Engineering & Construction Officer at PPC, looked five years ahead, he framed Romania not as…
China’s battery exports soared amid energy crisis caused by Iran war
Chinese exports of lithium batteries rose significantly in the first quarter, confirming interest in alternative energy sources to counter the…
How China could win from war
Going to war with Iran promised to change the Middle East by weakening a promiscuous regime and thwarting its nuclear…
The cheapest is solar – no, nuclear
Saying that one form of energy is “cheap” is, most of the time, misleading. Yet beyond disputes over specific technologies,…
Enrico Letta in Bucharest: Europe’s fragmentation is costing it jobs, investment and energy competitiveness
The European Union has already entered the decision phase on the reforms needed to reduce fragmentation in key strategic sectors,…
Without Russian gas and with renewables, Europe corrects a costly energy vulnerability
For decades, Europe carried a structural exposure that went largely unquestioned. Before the crisis, Russian gas covered roughly 45–50% of…
China invests 16 bln. USD in EVs abroad, 1 bln. more than domestically
For the first time in history, Chinese electric car companies are set to invest more abroad than at home in…
Chinese solar companies face increased pressure in Europe and the US
Chinese manufacturers of solar inverters and batteries are facing intensifying scrutiny and regulatory pressure across Europe and the United States,…
5 key points from the EBRD Transition Report 2024-2025; warnings against interventionism
At the official launch in Bucharest of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s (EBRD) Transition Report 2024-2025, Chief Economist…
EU’s Competitiveness Compass to seriously impact the energy sector
The European Commission’s Competitiveness Compass outlines yet another bold strategy to reinvigorate the EU’s economy, with a strong focus on…
Lithuanian Parliament banns remote access of companies from China to solar, wind and storage devices
Lithuanian Parliament adopted a law which introduced the Article 733 “Security Requirements for the Control Systems of Electricity Devices” to…
EU to announce tariffs on electric vehicles from China
The European Commission will reveal this week what additional tariffs it plans to impose on Chinese electric vehicles over what…
Two Chinese firms to invest 2.7 bln euro in Serbia’s energy sector
Serbia’s government said on Thursday that it signed two agreements with Chinese companies that will enable new investments in the…
EU to investigate Chinese suppliers of wind turbines in five countries, including Romania
European Commissioner Margrethe Vestager has announced that the Community Executive has opened a new investigation into the subsidies benefited by…
Global wind output primed for new peak as spring breezes blow
World wind-powered electricity output could hit record highs over the coming weeks as wind speeds pick up across key wind…
Russia became China’s largest oil supplier, a first since 2018
Russia overtook Saudi Arabia last year to become China’s largest supplier of oil, which highlights the ineffectiveness of the West’s…
US to stop production of batteries made with illegal labor in China
Electric vehicle batteries and other auto parts are the latest products to come under scrutiny in the US as part…
Russia remains China’s main supplier of crude oil
Russia remained China’s largest supplier of crude oil in July, data published by the Beijing government showed on Sunday, even…
Modvin brings for the first time in Romania products of SAJ, world leader in the production of inverters
On Tuesday, July 11, starting at 10:00, Modvin will present, at the Ibis Hotel in Timisoara, for the first time…
Technical due diligence is a necessity for investments in renewables
Reducing CO2 emissions is the bridge between traditional industries and the renewable energy industry, emphasized Anca Mutu-Kovács, SAMER / LRQA,…