The state-backed energy operator is just one of a few developments that can close the gap in Albania. As Balkan Green Energy News noted, not a single wind turbine is operating in the country.

Albania's success in utilizing renewable sources is a combination of natural conditions, primarily its numerous rivers, and the government's strategic policies. Albanians aim to obtain 54.4% of ...

In SeeNews story "Part of Albania’s GreeNNat 100 MW PV plant starts operation", dated March 4, please read in the first ...

WASHINGTON, February 12, 2025—The World Bank Group’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a $120 million Second Resilience and Green Development Policy Loan (DPL) to support Albania’s efforts in ...

Environmental groups on Tuesday criticized Albania’s silence and lack of progress in analyzing 102 containers suspected of carrying a large amount of hazardous waste. Albanian prosecutors have put the ...

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is extending a €45.75 million sovereign loan to Albania ’s ...

The United Arab Emirates, Italy and Albania have signed a tripartite cooperation agreement to deploy gigawatt-scale renewable energy projects in Albania and establish cross-border electricity ...