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Mission & Vision Team & Contacts Advertise with us Partner with us CEENERGYNEWS Oil & Gas Hungary and Serbia consider building a new diesel pipeline February 28, 2026 SOCAR and bp partner for seismic studies in the Caspian Basin February 27, 2026 Bulgaria to complete the Vertical Corridor, stop Russian flows and get more US LNG February 27, 2026 ACER updates LNG reporting guidance and establishes new expert group February 27, 2026 Industry leaders headline Budapest Biogas Summit 2026 February 26, 2026 Renewables European wind capacity experienced record onshore growth February 27, 2026 Lithuania’s largest commercial battery storage system joins the market February 27, 2026 Hungary’s largest electricity storage facility inaugurated February 26, 2026 Foundations for 2 GW solar parks will be laid this year in Türkiye February 26, 2026 Hungary to double wind power capacity with new project February 25, 2026 Hydrogen Poland launches consultations for National Hydrogen Network Plan February 22, 2026 Lithuania’s green hydrogen study shows major role for future grid stability February 17, 2026 Orlen opens hydrogen refuelling station in Piła February 8, 2026 The only CEF-funded hydrogen project in Eastern Europe January 30, 2026 Orlen expands hydrogen ties with Finland January 28, 2026 Finance Latvia approves 26.8 million euro green energy grant February 20, 2026 EBRD finances major solar projects in Romania February 17, 2026 EIB provides 3-billion-euro frontloaded funding for ETS2 investments February 5, 2026 EU grants 112 million euros to improve Baltic energy infrastructure security January 30, 2026 The only CEF-funded hydrogen project in Eastern Europe January 30, 2026 Climate EU launches public consultation on post-2030 climate framework February 12, 2026 Montenegro’s first desulfurisation system starts to operate February 11, 2026 Prague partners with ČEZ ESCO to modernise district heating February 9, 2026 Slovenia adopts law on closing the Velenje coal mine February 4, 2026 Canada-Estonia partnership for community‑centred clean energy January 26, 2026 Interviews Voices Special Features Ukraine’s energy future CEE NECPs reviews COP27 Insights COP28 insights COP29 Insights COP30 Insights Other News LNG Electricity Innovation Energy & Me Geothermal Bioenergy EU affairs Transport Nuclear Events About We are 5 years old! Mission & Vision Team & Contacts Advertise with us Partner with us Modal title Hungary and Serbia consider building a new diesel pipeline 1 minute ago This would allow for the rapid transport of semi-finished oil products required for petrol and diesel between the two countries. European wind capacity experienced record onshore growth 20 hours ago Europe added 19.1 gigawatts of new wind power in 2025 to reach a total capacity of 304 gigawatts. SOCAR and bp partner for seismic studies in the Caspian Basin 21 hours ago The results are expected to greatly improve regional geological interpretation by reducing reliance on individual 2D seismic lines. Latvia to significantly expand grid capacity 22 hours ago National distribution operator Sadales tīkls will add 200 megawatts of power capacity by 2030. Latest Hungary and Serbia consider building a new diesel pipeline Oil & Gas February 28, 2026 This would allow for the rapid transport of semi-finished oil products required for petrol and diesel between the two countries. European wind capacity experienced record onshore growth Renewables February 27, 2026 Europe added 19.1 gigawatts of new wind power in 2025 to reach a total capacity of 304 gigawatts. SOCAR and bp partner for seismic studies in the Caspian Basin Oil & Gas February 27, 2026 The results are expected to greatly improve regional geological interpretation by reducing reliance on individual 2D seismic lines. Latvia to significantly expand grid capacity Electricity February 27, 2026 National distribution operator Sadales tīkls will add 200 megawatts of power capacity by 2030. Bulgaria to complete the Vertical Corridor, stop Russian flows and get more US LNG LNG February 27, 2026 The country has applied for partial support from the European Union’s Modernisation Fund. If approved, this would enable the establishment of a competitive tariff structure. Oil & Gas Hungary and Serbia consider building a new diesel pipeline This would allow for the rapid transport of semi-finished oil products required for petrol and diesel between the two countries. Renewables European wind capacity experienced record onshore growth Europe added 19.1 gigawatts of new wind power in 2025 to reach a total capacity of 304 gigawatts. Oil & Gas SOCAR and bp partner for seismic studies in the Caspian Basin The results are expected to greatly improve regional geological interpretation by reducing reliance on individual 2D seismic lines. Editor’s Choice Today: Browse our editor's hand picked articles! LNG MET Group and Shell sign MoU on US LNG cooperation February 25, 2026 The MoU provides a framework for MET's potential purchase of LNG, for delivery to various European regasification facilities. Oil & Gas 12 CEE countries sign a gas supply statement with the US February 25, 2026 The document focuses on gas supplies, raw material prices and the elimination of Russian sources. LNG Ukraine receives US LNG through a new supply route February 23, 2026 The agreement is the first step toward a long-term partnership. LNG Greece and US hold LNG talks February 23, 2026 A ministerial meeting of the Vertical Corridor countries will also take place. Voices Spatial planning becomes the real test for renewables in CEE February 21, 2026 Across Central and Eastern Europe, debates about renewable energy often return to a familiar concern: space. Op-ed by Ana-Maria Seman. Interviews View All “We are not producing enough new battery experts” – Interview with Jan Vejbor, leader of the Czech Battery Cluster Bálint Szalai - In our interview, Jan Vejbor, leader of the Czech Battery Cluster, breaks down how the CEE region can move beyond simple assembly to lead in high-value battery production. Best of 2025: “A European closed-loop battery supply chain could be achieved” – Interview with Jie (Jessie) Xu, senior research analyst at Rho Motion Emese Fabian - As we enter the new year, we are republishing some of the articles that attracted the most attention, sparked wide discussion or highlighted key developments in 2025. Best of 2025: “Hungary could be a top three player in European battery production” – Interview with Péter Kaderják Bálint Szalai - As we enter the new year, we are republishing some of the articles that attracted the most attention, sparked wide discussion or highlighted key developments in 2025. Rethinking heating and cooling through electrified thermal energy storage – Interview with Professor Yongliang Li Emese Fabian - CEENERGYNEWS spoke with the University of Birmingham professor about his research and the recent developments in the field. Oil & Gas Powered by View All Hungary and Serbia consider building a new diesel pipeline This would allow for the rapid transport of semi-finished oil products required for petrol and diesel between the two countries. SOCAR and bp partner for seismic studies in the Caspian Basin The results are expected to greatly improve regional geological interpretation by reducing reliance on individual 2D seismic lines. Bulgaria to complete the Vertical Corridor, stop Russian flows and get more US LNG The country has applied for partial support from the European Union’s Modernisation Fund. If approved, this would enable the establishment of a competitive tariff structure. ACER updates LNG reporting guidance and establishes new expert group As part of its REMIT mandate, ACER has updated its guidance and is establishing a new expert group on LNG price assessments. Industry leaders headline Budapest Biogas Summit 2026 The 2nd Budapest Biogas Summit is set to gather the key industry players from more than 25 countries, driving the rapid expansion of biogas and biomethane across Central and Eastern Europe. Who’s in charge View All Traycho Traykov is the new Energy Minister in Bulgaria Emese Fabian - A caretaker government assumed office ahead of the April elections. Gas TSO of Ukraine has appointed Nataliya Boyko as its new Acting General Director Bálint Szalai - Nataliya Boyko has taken over as the new Acting General Director of the Gas TSO of Ukraine. DESFA appoints Maria Sferruzza as new CEO Emese Fabian - Maria Sferruzza served as the Executive Director of International Engineering, Construction & Solutions at Snam since October 2021. Gas LNG Europe reappointed Luis Ignacio Parada as President Bálint Szalai - Luis Ignacio Parada has been reappointed as President of Gas LNG Europe for a second term. Renewables Powered by View All European wind capacity experienced record onshore growth Bálint Szalai - February 27, 2026 Lithuania’s largest commercial battery storage system joins the market Bálint Szalai - February 27, 2026 Hungary’s largest electricity storage facility inaugurated Emese Fabian - February 26, 2026 Foundations for 2 GW solar parks will be laid this year in Türkiye Emese Fabian - February 26, 2026 Ukraine's Energy FutureSpecial Features Ignitis to deliver first LNG cargo to Ukraine Ukraine’s energy future Bálint Szalai - February 26, 2026 A shipment of 90 million cubic metres of LNG from Lithuania’s Ignitis Group is scheduled to arrive in Ukraine via the Klaipėda terminal in late February or March. All March capacities booked on Route 1 Emese Fabian - February 24, 2026 At the 23 February auction, all offered capacities were booked on Route 1, the gas corridor from the Greek Revithoussa LNG terminal to Ukraine. Ukraine receives US LNG through a new supply route Emese Fabian - February 23, 2026 The agreement is the first step toward a long-term partnership. Ukrhydroenergo and Ukrainian Energy Machines sign major equipment contract Bálint Szalai - February 20, 2026 Ukrhydroenergo and Ukrainian Energy Machines have signed a World Bank-funded contract to install hybrid power systems. Norway and EBRD gives 85 million euro to Ukraine for gas purchases Ukraine’s energy future February 16, 2026 A new major grant from Norway will allow the Ukraine to acquire essential gas supplies. Ukraine receives first US LNG cargo of 2026 Oil & Gas February 5, 2026 American LNG supplies to Ukraine could reach 1 billion cubic metres in 2026. Greek joint venture to deliver its first US LNG to Ukraine Oil & Gas February 2, 2026 The first cargo will arrive at Revithoussa, with its delivery to Ukraine scheduled in March. EIB provides an additional 50 million euros to Naftogaz Ukraine’s energy future January 30, 2026 The EIB has committed 50 million euros in long-term financing to Naftogaz to secure Ukraine’s energy supply this winter. Ukraine secures 85 million euros from EBRD for gas supplies Finance January 27, 2026 Ukraine has secured EUR 85 million through the European... EBRD commits 60 million euros to Ukraine Infrastructure Fund Ukraine’s energy future January 22, 2026 EBRD commits up to 60 million euros to a new investment vehicle dedicated to rebuilding Ukraine’s infrastructure. Poland increases gas export capacity to Ukraine Ukraine’s energy future January 19, 2026 Poland's pipeline gas export capacity to Ukraine will rise from 600,000 to 720,000 cubic metres per hour. Voices Powered by View All Why scaling biomethane is harder than it looks Maria Olczak - Expanding production from just over 4 bcm today to 35 bcm by 2030 would require a strategic shift. Analysis by Maria Olczak. Spatial planning becomes the real test for renewables in CEE Ana-Maria Seman - Across Central and Eastern Europe, debates about renewable energy often return to a familiar concern: space. Op-ed by Ana-Maria Seman. European offshore wind power for a competitive EU steel industry and vice versa Heike Winkler - Offshore wind energy needs green steel, and the steel industry needs energy costs that are as low and reliable as possible. Op-ed by Heike Winkler, Managing Director of Offshore Wind Kommunikation, EUSEW digital ambassador. Trading the weight of fossil fuels for the power of the sun Tatiana Mindekova - Visegrad countries illustrate how renewables can erode fossil dominance from within existing systems, the Baltic states show how energy transitions can redraw the system itself. Affordable energy can be ensured by raising energy prices and compensating citizens András Lukács - Important measures are missing from the European Commission’s Action Plan for Affordable Energy. Op-ed by András Lukács, the President of the Clean Air Action Group in Hungary. COP30 insightsSpecial Features COP30 Insights, Day 11: COP30 summit gridlocked as fossil fuel debate ignites diplomatic storm COP30 Insights, Day 10: Fire and pressure cooker COP30 Insights, Day 9: Lula’s Belém gambit: Brazil pushes fossil roadmap as COP30 divides deepen COP30 Insights, Day 8: The National Statement of Hungary  COP30 Insights, Day 7: Divine intervention  COP30 Insights COP30 Insights, Day 6: The COP of Truth COP30 Insights COP30 Insights, Day 5: Brazil’s “Climate Pelé” tactics keep parties in negotiations marathon COP30 Insights COP30 Insights, Day 4: We don’t need therapy, the planet needs therapy COP30 Insights Deadlock and determination: COP30 day 3 sees progress on fossil fuels amid negotiation stalemate COP30 Insights WONY at COP30: How female climate leaders are shaping the conversation COP30 Insights COP30 Day 2: Chaos, courage and climate roadmaps COP30 Insights COP30 Insights: Day 1 opens in Brazil with focus on truth, technology, and urgent climate action COP30 Insights Hydrogen View All Poland launches consultations for National Hydrogen Network Plan Bálint Szalai - February 22, 2026 Gaz-System has launched a public consultation on its first ten-year plan to develop a national hydrogen grid. Lithuania’s green hydrogen study shows major role for future grid stability Bálint Szalai - February 17, 2026 Amber Grid reported that green hydrogen electrolysis could provide 6.5 gigawatts of flexible capacity to the Lithuanian electricity system by 2050. Orlen opens hydrogen refuelling station in Piła Bálint Szalai - February 8, 2026 Orlen has opened its fifth hydrogen refuelling station in Poland. Finance View All Latvia approves 26.8 million euro green energy grant Bálint Szalai - February 20, 2026 Latvia started a new funding programme providing grants of up to 80 per cent for apartment buildings and public bodies to install solar and heating equipment. EBRD finances major solar projects in Romania Emese Fabian - February 17, 2026 EBRD is providing a senior secured loan of up to 34 million euros to three Romanian solar companies. EIB provides 3-billion-euro frontloaded funding for ETS2 investments Emese Fabian - February 5, 2026 Member States that have transposed ETS2 can access pre-financing before the new system starts. Other News Electricity Latvia to significantly expand grid capacity Bálint Szalai - February 27, 2026 Lithuania explores SMR possibilities with US partnership Nuclear February 26, 2026 SGE and Altra have entered a strategic agreement with GE Vernova Hitachi to evaluate the feasibility of deploying BWRX-300 SMR technology in Lithuania. OSGE signs contract for Polish modular reactor design Nuclear February 25, 2026 OSGE has signed a deal with GE Vernova Hitachi to develop a country-specific version of the BWRX-300 small modular reactor for Poland. Slovakia threatens to cut Ukraine’s emergency power over oil dispute Electricity February 24, 2026 Slovakia has threatened to halt emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine unless Kyiv immediately restores Russian oil transit. Serbia discusses cooperation with Rosatom Nuclear February 23, 2026 The country plans to complete the first two phases of the nuclear programme by 2032, and to have a nuclear power plant after 2040. Climate Powered by View All EU launches public consultation on post-2030 climate framework Emese Fabian - February 12, 2026 Montenegro’s first desulfurisation system starts to operate Emese Fabian - February 11, 2026 Prague partners with ČEZ ESCO to modernise district heating February 9, 2026 Slovenia adopts law on closing the Velenje coal mine February 4, 2026 Canada-Estonia partnership for community‑centred clean energy January 26, 2026 Contractor appointed for Klaipéda CO2 terminal January 23, 2026 Electricity Powered by View All Latvia to significantly expand grid capacity Bálint Szalai - February 27, 2026 Lithuania’s largest commercial battery storage system joins the market Bálint Szalai - February 27, 2026 Slovakia threatens to cut Ukraine’s emergency power over oil dispute February 24, 2026 Montenegro moves one step closer to EU electricity market integration February 23, 2026 Germany, Latvia and Lithuania launch subsea PowerLink project February 23, 2026 GEN-I enters the American energy market February 18, 2026 Oil & Gas Renewables Hydrogen Finance Climate Interviews Voices Special Features Other News Events About CEENERGYNEWS About us CEENERGYNEWS is the energy dedicated portal that aims to deliver up-to-date news and analysis across the energy agenda in 20+ countries in Central and Southeastern Europe. 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