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First wind farms in Romania’s Black Sea expected in 2027-2028

The first wind farms in Romania’s part of the Black Sea are expected in 2027-2028, Minister of Energy Sebastian Burduja said. The Romanian Ministry of… Read More »First wind farms in Romania’s Black Sea expected in 2027-2028

The European Union has granted EUR 252,500 of funding, as part of its Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) policy, to assess the feasibility of a potential… Read More »EU Co-Funds Preparatory Study for Wind Farm Offshore Northern Adriatic

The energy crisis in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has lost some of its bite after a mild winter and record LNG imports led to… Read More »bneGREEN: CEE countries need to invest in more solar and wind to break their Russia energy dependence

4 Capacity-building workshops in Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia, and Poland engaged key policy-makers and experts, addressing specific topics related to offshore wind: regulatory set-up, environmental co-existence,… Read More »Capacity-building workshop in Dubrovnik on Maritime Spatial Planning

In July 2023, the Regulation on criteria for conducting a public tender for the issuance of an energy permit came into effect. This marked the… Read More »Regulation on the criteria for conducting a public tender for the issuance of an energy permit in Croatia

In the aftermath of the Russian invasion in Ukraine, it is imperative that European countries embark on a new energy policy pathway towards independence from… Read More »Towards a Black Sea Renewable Energy Coalition: Strategic Partnership for Energy and Climate Security

Following the Russian invasion in Ukraine, Central and Eastern European countries are facing the energy policy trilemma of security of energy supply, the affordability of… Read More »Strengthening Policy and Governance Capacity for Blue Energy in Central and Eastern Europe