€3.26 Billion For Slovenia’s Sustainable Development
Slovenia To Promote Renewable Energies With European Commission’s Cohesion Funding
The European Commission (EC) has committed €3.26 billion funding for Slovenia under its Cohesion Policy, to support its sustainable development initiatives, out of which the country will invest €806 million for low-carbon transition towards a net zero carbon and resilient economy.
Slovenia To Add 1 GW Utility-Scale Solar PV By 2025
Slovenia Planning ‘Giant’ Solar PV Power Plants With 1 GW Combined Capacity Over Next 3 Years
Slovenia’s government is looking at harnessing solar power from ‘giant’ solar PV plants with 1 GW combined capacity to be established in the country by 2025, and supply the same to households, according to a plan that has the green light from the new Prime Minister Robert Golob.
Slovenia’s ‘Largest’ Solar Project Enters Construction
HSE Slovenia Starts Construction On 3 MW ‘Largest’ Solar Power Plant In Country; Plans To Expand To 16 MW Capacity By 2023-End
State backed power utility Holding Slovenske Elektrarne (HSE) has broken ground on a 3 MW solar PV facility in Slovenia, which it has been calling the country’s largest solar power plant.
1 GW Solar Power Plan Of Slovenian Electricity Supplier
Natural Gas Electricity Supplier GEN-I Proposes To Install 1 GW New Solar Power Capacity By 2030; Claims Green & Digital Transformation Can Ensure Slovenia Is Decarbonized Before 2050
By 2030, Slovenian natural gas electricity supplier GEN-I plans to build 1 GW of new solar power plants of all sizes, while also investing in energy storage devices to ensure stability of the grid.
Slovenia: ‘Largest’ Solar Plant Will Have 3 MW Capacity
Slovenian Electricity Utility HSE Secures Building Permit For Country’s ‘Largest’ Solar Power Plant With 3.04 MW Capacity, On A Landfill
The European nation of Slovenia is getting ready for what would be the country’s ‘largest’ solar PV plant with a total capacity of 3.036 MW and will be built by state backed power utility Holding Slovenske elektrarne (HSE).
Slovenia Issues Tender For Small Scale Solar Power Systems
Slovenian Infrastructure Ministry Launches Public Tender Offering Financial Support For Small Scale Solar Power Generation Facilities Of Up To 10 MW
The Ministry of Infrastructure in Slovenia has launched a public tender to offer financial support for the purchase and installation of solar power generation systems, also available for facilities to be used for self-consumption of solar electricity and energy storage.
Slovenia’s RE Powered Self-Consumption Capacity: 103 MW
Solar PV Leads Slovenia’s Cumulative Self Consumption Renewable Energy Capacity That Added Up To 103 MW Till 2020-End: Slovenia’s Energy Agency
Agencija za energijo or the Slovenian Energy Agency said the self-consumption renewable energy capacity of the European country till the end of 2020 reached 103 MW in the form of 8,641 systems installed, up from 52 MW installed till 2019.
6 MW ‘Largest’ Solar Power Plant Coming Up In Slovenia
Slovenian Hydroelectric Company HESS To Build ‘Largest’ Solar PV Power Plant In Slovenia With 6 MW Capacity Alongside Brežice Reservoir
The planned 6 MW solar power plant by HESS to work as a hybrid power plant alongwith Brežice hydropower plant will be of scale ‘never been seen in Slovenia before’, according to HESS. Pictured is an artist’s impression of the proposed project.
Slovenia Installed 313 MW Cumulative Solar Till 2019
Slovenia Added 31.2 MW New PV Capacity In 2019 Mostly For Self-Consumption; RES/CHP Tender Open Until Sept. 2010
Self-consumption of electricity is getting popular in Slovenia. According to Balkan Green Energy News falling prices of components, state support models and ease of administrative approvals are the main triggers.
Slovenia Launches RE Tender
Solar Only In One Of Two Renewable Energy Tenders Launched By Slovenian Energy Agency
Slovenia has launched a tender to develop large-scale renewable energy and cogeneration capacity. The Eastern European Union member state includes solar, hydro and biogas power projects with a maximum capacity of 10 MW.
