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EBRD approves up to €46 million for Bosnia grid upgrades

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s transmission operator will use the approved financing to install four variable shunt reactors at selected substations. The equipment is intended to improve voltage control as renewable generation adds more variable power flows to the grid.

EBRD approves up to EUR 46 million for Elektroprijenos BiH

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s transmission operator will use the approved financing to install four variable shunt reactors at selected substations. The equipment is intended to improve voltage control as wind and solar projects add more variable power flows to the grid.

Transelectrica completes €51 million STATCOM voltage control upgrade ahead of schedule

Romanian electricity transmission operator Transelectrica has completed a €51 million investment in voltage control infrastructure. The project is designed to strengthen the national grid’s...

New grid stability rules add another bankability test for Southeast Europe’s renewable projects

Southeast Europe’s renewable-energy market is approaching a more technically demanding phase. Grid access is no longer determined only by available megawatts, completion of substations...

Grid stability rules reshape the economics of wind, solar and battery projects in Southeast Europe

Europe’s latest grid-connection rules are turning power-system stability from a specialist engineering concern into a material development and financing risk for renewable projects. The...

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Nocaj’s 72 MWh battery can improve Serbian exporters’ CBAM readiness

Battery storage can make renewable electricity more predictable for Serbian exporters and improve the commercial case for renewable projects. It does not reduce embedded emissions by itself or replace CBAM evidence requirements.

Serbia’s around 2 GW battery agreements face financing test

Around 2 GW of battery storage connection agreements were reported in Serbia in 2026, but the first standalone projects still need to establish a local financing template. EMS requires a construction bank guarantee before transmission-connected projects can advance to connection contracts.

Southeast Europe data centres could anchor battery storage demand

Continuous, reliability-sensitive demand could link data centres with renewable power and contracted battery storage. October price spikes in Hungary and Serbia underline storage’s potential value beyond backup.

Bulgaria’s battery fleet exceeds 6 GW as solar shifts to storage

Battery operators across Southeast Europe are increasingly buying solar-heavy midday electricity and shifting it for sale in later hours, with Bulgaria leading the trend. Serbia has begun recording negative day-ahead prices, which can provide a variable source of low-cost electricity for storage.

North Macedonia frames 100 MW Bitola battery as grid infrastructure

North Macedonia is structuring its planned 100 MW / 400 MWh Bitola battery as strategic grid infrastructure, with an estimated cost of EUR 98 million. The EBRD is considering a sovereign-guaranteed loan of up to EUR 33.1 million, alongside other expected financing.