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The Albanian-Israeli Chamber of Commerce will continue to actively support the economic partnership between the two countries
The official visit of Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama to Israel ended with a strategic agreement to continue the activities of the Albanian-Israeli Chamber of Commerce. The intergovernmental structure is designed as an operational tool to promote economic cooperation and open new market niches between the two countries, BalkanEngineer.com learned from Scantv.al.
2026-02-13Read the article
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Turkish energy giant Fortis Energy receives approval for a 36 MWh battery system at the large-scale Nocaj 1 solar park in Serbia
Turkish company Fortis Energy has received official permission to integrate a large-scale energy storage system (ESS) into its Nocaj 1 solar park located in Sremska Mitrovica, BalkanEngineer.com learned from eKapija. The project involves the installation of batteries with a capacity of 36 MWh, which will operate in sync with the 90-megawatt solar power plant. This move will give the facility a hybrid character, which is an extremely important step towards stabilizing the power grid in Serbia. The actual installation of the equipment is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2026.
2026-02-11Read the article
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Kiberys: Cobot welding is transforming the industry by making automation more accessible, flexible and cost-effective
The global market for welding experiences fast growth, as it is expected to reach a value of 9.15 billion dollars during 2025, with an estimated yearly growth of around 10% in the next decade. Within this market, the cobot segment experiences noticeable growth, taking a much bigger share as manufacturers are looking for more flexible and rentable solutions regarding automation. This tendency highlights a change in the industry – the companies are placing much more emphasis on automation to overcome the lack of capable workforce, to improve their efficiency and remain competitive.
2026-02-10Read the article
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Underwater optical cable across the Black Sea turns Bulgaria into a digital gateway between Europe and Asia
Bulgaria has officially joined the implementation of Kardesa, a large-scale project for an underwater optical cable across the Black Sea that will connect Europe with the Caspian region and Asia. The 100 million euro investment has been secured by telecommunications giant Vodafone and NEQSOL Holding. At an event at the British Embassy, it was announced that the high-speed system will come ashore near the town of Aheloy, turning our country into an important entry point for a new digital corridor with a capacity of 500 Tbit/s – 25 times more than the current capabilities in the region, BalkanEngineer.com learned from Economic.bg.
2026-02-09Read the article
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The Romanian Ministry of Energy has initiated the final investment decision for the in-novative nuclear power plant in Dâmbovița County
Romanian nuclear energy has reached a turning point in its development, as the small modular reactor (SMR) project in Doițești enters the final stage before its actual implementation. At the request of the majority shareholder, the Ministry of Energy, the final investment decision (FID) will be voted on at the upcoming General Shareholders' Meeting on February 12, 2026. This act effectively paves the way for the construction of the first facility of its kind in the region, BalkanEngineer.com learned from Ziarul Financiar.
2026-02-05Read the article
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Indumatic: Efficient solutions from the Stübbe Classic series pump aggressive chemicals without solids
Stübbe is a German manufacturer with over 60 years of experience in the production of pumps, armatures and systems from technical polymers, meant to be used for aggressive chemical fluids. The company's solutions are well-established in industrial sectors such as chemical processing, electroplating, wastewater treatment and environmental protection technologies, which require high reliability and durability of materials when operating in harsh operating conditions. Their Classic pumps series are intended for industrial applications, with a focus on chemical substances and aggressive liquids without hard particles. "The pumps in this selection have a housing made of technical polymer - most often polypropylene (PP) or polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF), which makes them resistant to corrosion and chemical reactions," BalkanEngineer.com was informed by Indumatic, proven engineering and trade firm and provider of Stübbe products.
2026-02-03Read the article
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Serbia gives green light for preparatory work on ElevenEs' mega factory for the produc-tion of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries
The municipal administration of Subotica (Serbia) has officially issued a building permit for the first phase of construction of ElevenEs' mega factory for the production of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. The document, approved through a unified electronic procedure in mid-January 2026, allows preparatory work to begin on a site covering nearly 18 ha, BalkanEngineer.com learned from eKapija.
2026-02-03Read the article
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STAMH Group: MHI and Deloitte report focuses on end-to-end digital supply chain solutions
Judging by the yearly report by MHI and Deloitte for 2025, titled “The Digital Supply Chain Ecosystem: Orchestrating End-to-End Solutions”, the investments in this field include complete solutions and complex cooperation between technological equipment and human personnel. The report provides new information regarding the trends and technologies which transform supply chains and the priorities of companies that utilize them. “Published by MHI and Deloitte during 2025, the report states that 55% of supply chain leaders increase their investments in technologies and innovations, 60% saying they are willing to invest more than 1 million dollars, while 19% intend to spend over 10 million dollars”, the readers of Engineer.bg were informed by STAMH Group, which is an established company in the field of designing and implementing logistical solutions, automated warehouse systems and solutions for optimizing the supply chain.
2026-02-02Read the article
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Austrian company Enery launches one of Europe's largest hybrid renewable energy projects in Romania
Austrian investment company Enery has officially launched one of the most ambitious and innovative energy projects in Southeast Europe, located in Romania. The initiative envisages the construction of a large-scale hybrid renewable energy park that will combine solar and wind energy, supplemented by modern battery energy storage systems. This integrated approach aims to ensure greater stability of supply and optimize the operation of the power grid, overcoming the variable nature of traditional RES, BalkanEngineer.com learned from Romania Insider.
2026-01-30Read the article
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Dutch hospital optimizes air quality with Camfil's dual-function City Flo XL filter
Deventer Hospital – leading regional hospital in the city Deventer, the Netherlands, famous for its high standard of medical care and modern infrastructure – successfully solves the serious problem with diesel emissions and the fine particles in the critical zones of the building. With the help of the unique double function filter City‑Flo XL by Camfil, the hospital has clean, safe and healthy air without the need of expensive reconstruction of the climate system.
2026-01-28Read the article