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Ukraine Meets Up to One-Third of Daytime Electricity Needs with Solar Power, Analyst Says
Ukraine is meeting up to one-third of its daytime electricity needs through solar power during bright, cloudless days, according to Alexander Paraschiy, an analyst at Concord Capital, RBC-Ukraine reported.
"During the day, the sun saves us (solar power plants), which on bright days around noon can provide a third

ib vogt Reaches PAC for 40 MWp Solar Project in Poland
International solar developer ib vogt has achieved Provisional Acceptance Certification (PAC) for its 40 MWp solar photovoltaic project in Ziebice, Poland. Operational since December 2023, this project is ib vogt’s second in Poland, increasing its portfolio to 175 MWp.
The 30-hectare solar farm in Lower Silesia uses bifacial modules

EBRD Backs Renewable Energy in Romania and Moldova with Equity Stake in Premier Energy
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has invested strongly in the green energy transition in Romania and Moldova by acquiring an 11% equity stake in Premier Energy PLC during its initial public offering (IPO). This investment, amounting to RON 77 million (€15.5 million), aims to bolster renewable

Romania’s Railway Reform Authority Cancels Hydrogen-Powered Train Tender

European Commission Approves Up to €1.4 Billion for Fourth Hydrogen IPCEI
The European Commission has approved up to €1.4 billion in public funding for the fourth Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) in the hydrogen sector. The project, named IPCEI Hy2Move, aims to support research, innovation, and the first industrial deployment in the hydrogen value chain across seven member

German Cabinet Approves Carbon Capture and Storage Draft Bill
Germany's cabinet approved a draft bill on Wednesday to allow carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) for specific industrial sectors, aiming for carbon neutrality by 2045 while sustaining heavy industries.
Previously restricted, CCS technology will now be used to capture between 34 million and 73 million tons of