Energy Country Profiles

The Polish government has approved a Zloty 1.5 billion four-year program to support investments in renewable energy and co-generation.

Bulgaria’s State Energy and Water Regulation Commission, SEWRC, has increased feed-in prices fro electricity generated on the basis of all forms of renewable energy, with effect from April 2009.

The Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc stated that the construction of the pump storage hydro power plant Tarnita-Lapustesti, with an installed power of 1,000 MW (4x250 MW reversible turbine-pump groups) represents a priority...

The new hydroelectric power plant Matka with doubled force of 9.6 MW and increased efficiency threshold of 90% with a flow of 42 cubic meters per second was put into function by EVN Macedonia in April 2009.

Interenergo, part of Slovenia’s Poteza investment group, has won a concession to build, own and operate six hydropower plants with a combined installed capacity of 127.5 MW on Albania’s Shala river.

Ukraine: The Energy Country Profile of the Ukraine has been thoroughly updated. You will find detailed information on the Energy Strategy of Ukraine until 2030.