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The rapid transformation of the solar market in Eastern Europe, and particularly in Romania, will be a major topic at the upcoming edition of Intersolar Summit Romania, taking place on October 13 and 14 at the NORD Events Center in Bucharest and organized by Solar Promotion International

The funding will support strategic investments at METLEN’s historic Aluminium of Greece industrial complex in Central Greece, targeting the supply of bauxite and gallium – two materials considered essential for Europe’s green and digital transitions

Building on its 2023 pilot, ElevenEs will employ over 350 people, strengthening Europe’s battery supply chain with cobalt- and nickel-free cells and lower-carbon manufacturing

Once operational, the plants are expected to generate roughly 286,9 GWh of electricity annually, enough to avoid an estimated 118 600 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions each year

Led by George Drobot, Sunotec Romania aims to combine local expertise with European engineering excellence, ensuring reliable, high-performance renewable assets

Türkiye’s cable manufacturing industry encompasses a diverse range of products, including low-, medium-, and high-voltage power cables, fibre-optic cables, data transmission cables, and specialized solutions for the automotive, defense, and construction industries

The power electronics sector is becoming the foundation of the modern energy transition and industrial transformation. Europe`s role in this industry is to serve as a key global hub and driver of innovation. In the context of EU`s striving for leadership in power electronics, South-Eastern Europe (SEE) is positioned as an important manufacturing and integration base, serving as a bridge and supplier to the larger European market

Türkiye boasts a wide array of mineral resources, making it one of the few countries that can claim to be self-sufficient in raw materials. The most prominent minerals produced include boron, chromium, copper, gold, coal, marble, and industrial minerals such as feldspar and bentonite

Exhibitor numbers reveal that this trade fair is one of the most international events in Messe Duesseldorf’s portfolio: 413 international and 102 German companies have their sights firmly set on their No. 1 Duesseldorf show as an innovation and communication platform in December

The investment will cover a new air separation unit (ASU) in Bulgaria and the modernization of four existing units in Germany.