April 9, 2025Croatia reaches 3.8 GW of renewables but faces structural barriers to advance in solar energy

Croatia
Croatia reaches 3.8 GW of renewables but faces structural barriers to advance in solar energy

By the end of 2024, Croatia had reached 3.8 GW of installed renewable energy capacity, with solar energy doubling its figures in one year. By 2025, photovoltaic power is expected to exceed 1 GW. However, structural and legal challenges remain, hindering the sector’s momentum. The ZEZ cooperative warns of a lack of public trust, outdated infrastructure, and an inconsistent regulatory framework.

April 9, 2025Italy projects 30% annual growth in data centres for the next five years: a strategic signal for the renewable energy sector

Europe
Italy projects 30% annual growth in data centres for the next five years: a strategic signal for the renewable energy sector

With 30 GW of connection requests registered by Terna and projected annual growth of 30%, Italy could reach up to 1.5 GW of data centre capacity by 2030. Luca Venturelli warns that this expansion accelerates pressure on infrastructure and opens a key window for renewable development. He estimates that 80% of the energy consumed by these centers in Italy comes from renewables.

April 8, 2025China–US trade war: Renewables in Europe caught between risk and opportunity

Europe
China–US trade war: Renewables in Europe caught between risk and opportunity

The escalating tariff dispute between global powers is already affecting the clean energy supply chain. Europe, highly dependent on Chinese components, faces the challenge of sustaining its energy transition without getting trapped between Washington and Beijing. “This context may delay key projects but also open new opportunities,” says Tasso Paes Franco Filho, executive at Sammy Free, in an interview with Strategic Energy Europe.

April 7, 2025The EU and Central Asia establish a Strategic Partnership during groundbreaking summit

Europe
The EU and Central Asia establish a Strategic Partnership during groundbreaking summit

The Leaders decided to establish a Strategic Partnership between the two regions, marking a new phase in relations. “We are moving closer together. This Partnership will make deeper connections between our two regions. It will lead to new opportunities for cooperation. Be it in the energy sector or security, from digital to tourism. And it will bring people together from across our regions. Reliable partners have never been so important.”, said Von der Leyen.

April 9, 2025Croatia reaches 3.8 GW of renewables but faces structural barriers to advance in solar energy

Croatia
Croatia reaches 3.8 GW of renewables but faces structural barriers to advance in solar energy

By the end of 2024, Croatia had reached 3.8 GW of installed renewable energy capacity, with solar energy doubling its figures in one year. By 2025, photovoltaic power is expected to exceed 1 GW. However, structural and legal challenges remain, hindering the sector’s momentum. The ZEZ cooperative warns of a lack of public trust, outdated infrastructure, and an inconsistent regulatory framework.

April 9, 2025Italy projects 30% annual growth in data centres for the next five years: a strategic signal for the renewable energy sector

Europe
Italy projects 30% annual growth in data centres for the next five years: a strategic signal for the renewable energy sector

With 30 GW of connection requests registered by Terna and projected annual growth of 30%, Italy could reach up to 1.5 GW of data centre capacity by 2030. Luca Venturelli warns that this expansion accelerates pressure on infrastructure and opens a key window for renewable development. He estimates that 80% of the energy consumed by these centers in Italy comes from renewables.

April 8, 2025China–US trade war: Renewables in Europe caught between risk and opportunity

Europe
China–US trade war: Renewables in Europe caught between risk and opportunity

The escalating tariff dispute between global powers is already affecting the clean energy supply chain. Europe, highly dependent on Chinese components, faces the challenge of sustaining its energy transition without getting trapped between Washington and Beijing. “This context may delay key projects but also open new opportunities,” says Tasso Paes Franco Filho, executive at Sammy Free, in an interview with Strategic Energy Europe.

April 7, 2025The EU and Central Asia establish a Strategic Partnership during groundbreaking summit

Europe
The EU and Central Asia establish a Strategic Partnership during groundbreaking summit

The Leaders decided to establish a Strategic Partnership between the two regions, marking a new phase in relations. “We are moving closer together. This Partnership will make deeper connections between our two regions. It will lead to new opportunities for cooperation. Be it in the energy sector or security, from digital to tourism. And it will bring people together from across our regions. Reliable partners have never been so important.”, said Von der Leyen.

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