Oleksandr Dombrovskyi Presents Three Scenarios for Ukraine’s Energy Security at the 11th International Congress of Power Engineers
Oleksandr Dombrovskyi, Chairman of the Board of Global 100 RE Ukraine and President of PJSC MHP Eco Energy, delivered a speech at the 11th International Congress of Power Engineers, titled “Ukraine’s Energy System: The Path to Sustainable Development and Investment. Legal Mechanisms. Financial Instruments. Technical Solutions,” held on October 13 in Kyiv as part of […]
Irpin Equips Nine Educational Facilities With Solar as Energy Storage Deployment Continues
Nine educational facilities in Irpin — including kindergartens and lyceums — now carry solar installations totaling more than 275 kilowatts, the Kyiv Regional Military Administration has reported. Energy storage systems are currently being fitted as the municipality works to build a hybrid power network for critical and social infrastructure. The initiative pairs existing generators with […]
Ukraine’s Biomass Sector Needs Rules, Not More Land, UABIO Chief Says
Ukraine’s bioenergy industry has the raw resources to compete in European markets — what it lacks are the legal frameworks to unlock them. That was the central message from Georgy Geletukha, chair of the Ukrainian Bioenergy Association (UABIO), speaking at a conference of the Institute of Technical Thermophysics of the National Academy of Sciences of […]
US Transmission Push Along Highway Corridors Falls Short of Ambitions
Six US states have opened highway and rail rights-of-way for new electricity transmission infrastructure, but actual construction has materialized in only one of them — a gap that underscores how difficult it is to move from policy to steel in the ground. The idea is to route power lines along approximately 48,000 miles of highways […]
Solar Cannibalization Cuts Greek Capture Price to Under 28% of Market Average
Greek solar farms received just €24.63 per megawatt-hour in May 2026, against an average market price of €88.95 — meaning operators captured less than 28% of the prevailing rate. The figures come from DAPEEP, Greece’s renewable-energy settlement operator, and illustrate how heavily concentrated midday generation is eroding solar revenues across southern Europe. The mechanism is […]
EU Biomethane Matching Scheme Opens Buyer Applications
The European Commission opened the buyer application window for its biomethane matching mechanism on November 4, with registration running until December 23, 2026. The step marks the beginning of a four-and-a-half-month process that will conclude on March 18, 2027, when matched parties receive each other’s direct contacts. The mechanism is not an exchange or auction. […]
Lithuania Cuts Grid Guarantees and Extends Deadlines in Renewable Overhaul
Lithuania’s parliament has enacted a broad set of amendments to its energy, electricity and renewables laws, offering developers more time, lower financial obligations and new flexibility as the country addresses a marked slowdown in new project activity. The core relief measures allow developers up to 48 extra months to bring projects to completion. Developers have […]
