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| Small Water Power Plant on Danube System Tested |
The Dobrohost facility will be put through field trials through March 16, 2012.
The state-run water management company Vodohospodarska Vystavba is in charge of supervising the Dobrohost facility's testing.
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| Development Banks Involved in Hydropower Projects |
The involvement of multi-national banking institutions is critical to the completion and modernization of hydroelectric projects, particularly in the developing world. This article details nearly US$16 billion in funding recently awarded for work at more than 50 projects.
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| Large Masdar PV Modules Used in Slovakian PPs | Masdar PV will for the first time supply its full size thin-film photovoltaic modules for three 1MW solar parks to be built in Slovakia. | |
| Two Additional PV Projects for Slovakia | The constructed complex will span over an area of 3.8 ha. Completion of the development and commissioning of the power plants will take place during June 2011. The investor of this project is the Slovak FVE Horovce 1 s. r. o. and FVE Horovce 2 s. r. o. | |
| EBRD: €15M More for Efficiency and Renewables in Slovakia | The EBRD is continuing to support private companies and housing associations in Slovakia in their drive to improve energy efficiency with a €15 million loan to UniCredit Bank Slovakia to finance sustainable energy projects. | |
| 7th EE & RES Congress and Exhibition for South-East Europe | International Congress and Exhibition on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Sources
13-15 April 2011, Sofia, Bulgaria | |
| Slovak Republic PV Rules Discussed | The state is trying to regulate the construction of PV plants and the issues are discussed in this article. | |
| Slovakian Geothermal Drilling Company Explores New Prototype | Geothermal Anywhere is a drilling technology company located in Bratislava, Slovakia, that is developing a new deep drilling technology for the geothermal and oil/gas sectors based on non-contact methods of rock disintegration. | |
| EU Researchers Investigate Biogas Potential | Convinced that biogas can help the EU meet its commitment to produce 20% of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, EU-funded researchers are investigating which technologies and regulatory frameworks are best suited for widespread but sustainable biogas production in Europe. | |
| Solar Developer Sees Eastern Europe Solar Potential | juwi Solar sees great potential for solar power in Eastern Europe and the company is already involved in a number of projects in the region.
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| Grant Contracts for Biomass Development Awarded | Hungary-Slovakia-Romania-Ukraine ENPI CBC Programme 2007-13 has announced that the first three Grant Contracts within the ENPI CBC were signed on 14th July 2010 in Chust, Ukraine. | |
| Mage Solar Establishes Sales Force In Slovakia | Ravensburg, Germany-based Mage Solar GmbH, part of the globally operating MAGE GROUP, has established a sales force in Slovakia. The company offers its complete product portfolio, including modules, mounting systems and branded inverters. Previously, Mage Solar supported the Slovakian market from the Czech Republic, where the company established a subsidiary in 2009. | |
| Report: CEE next Big Market for Renewable Energy | “As CEE countries take on the challenge of developing their indigenous energy sources, companies are currently experiencing first-mover advantages that could place them ahead of the curve,” Frost & Sullivan says. | |
| E.ON Opens Biomass Plants in Slovakia | German utility E.ON said on Monday it has switched on two new biomass power plants in Slovakia and expects another two more to come online in the coming months. | |
| EBRD Offers €90M Slovakian Sustainable Energy Finance Facility | The Bank’s SLOVSEFF was launched in 2007, when the EBRD provided €60 million to encourage Slovak enterprises and housing associations to make better use of energy resources. The funds were distributed via four local partner banks Slovenska Sporitelna (Erste Bank Group), VUB Banka (Intesa Sanpaolo Group), Tatra Banka (Raiffeisen International) and Dexia Banka Slovensko.
The new €90 million will be on-lent to the four participating banks as well as to new partner institutions in Slovakia. The proceeds of the EBRD funds will be used to finance efficiency and renewable energy projects implemented in the industrial and residential sectors. | |