Slovenia – Energy Country Profile

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership is investing €105.4 million to fund nine hydrogen valleys across Europe to supply the EU with hydrogen.

Slovenia and Hungary are in talks for the construction of a pipeline that would link the gas distribution networks of the two countries and diversify…

Stricter CO2 emission performance standards for new automobiles and vans were the subject of a provisional political agreement between the Council and…

Our ninth EnerCEE Report is out! This time, we are looking at the progress in renewable energy deployment in Hungary, Slovenia, and Turkey.

The Slovenian government has announced that it wants to phase out coal-fired power generation by 2033. The announcement was criticized and opposed by…

Large-scale photovoltaics have struggled to gain much traction in Slovenia until now.

The Slovenian joint venture Interenergo d.o.o. and Trigal will build a 30 MW wind farm (EUR 40 Mio) in Bogdanci, North Macedonia, which is expected to…

The four entities applied to implement an infrastructure project for green gas and the allying of electricity and gas sectors at the European…

The Slovenian National Assembly passed the Energy Efficiency Act, which aims to achieve the 35% target for energy efficiency by 2030 and adopt…

The Slovenian electricity supplier GENI was commissioned to construct a 242 kW rooftop PV plant for Telemach. The annual production will be ca. 254.1…