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Photoncycle, a Norwegian startup, is revolutionizing the renewable energy storage sector with its innovative solid hydrogen-based technology. Aimed at addressing the challenges of interseasonal energy storage, Photoncycle's system, showcased in Oslo Science Park, claims to offer a more efficient and cost-effective solution than current battery or liquid hydrogen

Active Kinetic 1, a pioneering energy firm, has introduced a groundbreaking wave energy technology, showcasing the potential to significantly bolster global renewable energy sources. Revealed at the TechSpo Expo in London, the company's Active Wave Energy Converter, powered by a unique generator, promises high efficiency and versatility in

Ukraine more than doubled its electricity exports in March to 154.1 thousand MWh, reaching a 17-month peak, Energy Map reports. Despite significant challenges including Russian military strikes on energy infrastructure, which necessitated a temporary halt in exports in October 2022 and a reduction to minimal levels in March 2024,

Slovenia-based Interenergo, part of Austria's Kelag Group, has made significant strides in renewable energy within the Southeast European region, particularly in Croatia's municipality of Jasenice. The company has successfully transformed a degraded area into a renewable energy hub, featuring its first wind farm and ground-based solar

Serbia's transmission system operator, Elektromreža Srbije (EMS), has announced a delay in grid connections for new solar and wind projects lacking a grid connection study contract, citing risks to system stability from insufficient balancing reserves, writes Balkan Green Energy News. This decision follows an adequacy analysis within the

Romanian engineering firm Simtel Team has been awarded a €12.2 million grant from the EU's National Recovery and Resilience Plan for a 52 MW solar project in Giurgiu, signaling a strong move towards renewable energy in Romania. The company, known for its turnkey photovoltaic solutions and substantial