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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

The expanded facility is expected to produce 186 GWh of renewable electricity annually, enough to supply more than 35 000 households, while cutting carbon dioxide emissions by nearly 137 000 tonnes per year

Romania stands out as a regional leader in wind energy, having developed one of the largest onshore wind farms in Europe—the Fantanele-Cogealac Wind Farm

Turkiye has the potential to both produce and become a technology developer for hydrogen, which is in the process of becoming widespread in many sectors around the world, in the short, medium and long term, states the document

Romania has established ambitious targets in the field of renewable energy, intending to further raise its proportion in the overall energy mix in the following years. The importance of solar power is constantly growing, especially in the country`s southern regions, where most favorable conditions for PV production exist

Aligned with national strategies for renewable energy, the plant includes up to 18 wind turbines and their connection to the national energy grid and is expected to produce 115 GWh/year of electricity

N4 assumes the construction of wind farms with a total capacity of up to 685,6 MW, located in the Tulcea County, Dobrogea region, by the Black Sea

In order to become a member of the European Union (EU), North Macedonia is currently standardizing and privatization its energy industry. The country has a great energy potential due to its favorable geographical location, natural resources and climatic characteristics

Despite having an installed hydropower capacity of more than 22 GW, the region still has the largest remaining unexploited hydropower potential in Europe, as its river catchments have remained largely undeveloped

Construction is expected to commence at the end of 2023 in locations about 100 km north-east and 200 km east of Bucharest