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Continuing the momentum from yesterday’s EU–Western Balkans Investment Forum in Tirana, CWP Europe’s Executive Vice President Viktor Garbev joined the Energy Panel at the Palace of Congresses to present CWP’s landmark Tropoja Wind Farm - one of the key projects highlighted in our recently signed Joint Declaration of Support with the European Commission, AIDA - Albanian Investment Development Agency AIDA, and Montenegrin Investment Agency.   Moderated by Barbara B., Head of Unit for IFIs and Investments at DG ENEST, European Commission, the session brought together leaders from the public and private sectors to discuss how targeted investments can accelerate the region’s clean energy transition and integration with the European market.   Viktor emphasized how CWP’s project in Albania is designed to perfectly complement the country’s existing energy mix, with strong wind generation during the evening hours and winter season - precisely when the system needs it most. The project will not only help cover Albania’s national consumption but also unlock opportunities for regional electricity exports, strengthening energy security across the Western Balkans.

Following yesterday’s milestone in Tirana, Maja Turkovic, Executive Vice President of CWP Europe, joined the Montenegro Investment Conference 2025 in Tivat, where she signed the Declaration of Support for CWP’s flagship renewable energy project - the Montechevo Solar Farm with Battery Storage System - together with Mirjana Kojic, Acting Director of the Montenegrin Investment Agency. The signing was endorsed by Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, Milojko Mickey Spajic, Prime Minister of Montenegro, and Admir Sahmanovic, Minister of Energy and Mining, and held under the auspices of the European Commission and the Government of Montenegro - reaffirming the country’s growing position as an attractive destination for sustainable investment in Southeast Europe. Tomorrow, Maja will take part in the Strategic Investors Roundtable to continue the dialogue with key stakeholders and decision-makers in Montenegro on advancing the deployment of large-scale renewables through the creation of a favorable investment environment. Thank you to all our partners and hosts for their trust, support, and shared vision for a clean energy future.

We are proud to share that CWP Europe has signed a Joint Declaration of Support with the European Commission (DG ENEST), the AIDA - Albanian Investment Development Agency, and the Montenegrin Investment Agency at the EU–Western Balkans Investment Forum in Tirana organized by Western Balkans Six Chamber Investment Forum (WB6 CIF). The agreement signifies the EU’s commitment towards advancing two major CWP projects totalling more than €1.1 billion of investment - the 600MW Tropoja Wind Farm in Albania and the 400MW Montechevo Solar & BESS project in Montenegro - supporting regional energy security and the Western Balkans’ green transition. The signing took place in the presence of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Albania Edi Rama and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who highlighted the Western Balkans’ growing role in Europe’s clean energy transition. CWP Europe’s CEO Dimitar Enchev signed the declaration, joined by EVPs Maja Turkovic and Viktor Garbev, who are set to participate as speakers at the investment forums in Tirana and Montenegro. We extend our sincere thanks to the European Commission (DG ENEST), the Albanian Investment Development Agency, and the Montenegro Investment Promotion Agency for recognizing the importance of these projects and for their continued support in advancing the region’s clean energy transition.

We are delighted to share that Maja Turkovic, Executive Vice President of CWP Europe, has been re-elected as Chair of AmCham Serbia’s Energy Committee. “I am deeply honored to continue leading this Committee and to build on the strong foundation we have established. Together with Vice-Chair Katarina Tomić Isailović, I look forward to driving initiatives that benefit the energy sector and foster greater alignment across stakeholders.” At CWP Europe, we will maintain our commitment to supporting strategic projects in Serbia’s energy sector, promoting industry collaboration, and advancing sustainable solutions. #CWPEurope #AmChamSerbia #EnergyCommittee 

Another step towards a net-zero future in Serbia 🌱🌍 CWP Europe is proud to announce the successful commissioning of a 6 MWp rooftop solar power plant at Henkel Serbia's Kruševac facility, developed in partnership with Resalta.  Now live, the plant is generating over 6,278 MWh of green electricity each year - covering 21% of the facility’s energy needs - and cutting CO₂ emissions by nearly 6,000 tons annually. This project marks an important milestone when it comes to financing the #energytransition. It wouldn’t have been possible without the trust and cooperation of our financing partner UniCredit Bank Serbia, who supported the project through a dedicated financing arrangement - a notable achievement for a rooftop project of this scale. While #CWP Europe’s core focus remains on developing large-scale renewable energy assets across the region, this project represents a strategic engagement in the distributed generation space, contributing directly to Serbia’s #decarbonization and energy transition efforts.

For the second year in a row, CWP proudly supported the Annual Summer Camp in Bajram Curri, Tropoje bringing together over 200 children from rural areas, Roma communities, and children with special needs. This year’s camp was powered by the energy of 40 incredible volunteers from Albania, the UK, the US, and Belgium. Their dedication made the programme truly special. Our CWP Tirana office took part by leading a dedicated session on Clean Energy, helping young participants explore how renewables are shaping the future. The week was filled with learning and creativity from environmental topics and EU–USA relations to arts, sports, and culture. At CWP, we believe in building long-term partnerships that deliver real value to local communities. We're proud to support initiatives that empower the next generation and foster inclusion, learning, and cross-cultural exchange.

Europe’s most resilient, independent, and cost-effective energy system will be the one that connects markets across borders and builds renewables across diverse weather zones. Yet today, energy policy is still mostly shaped at the national level, leading to fragmented planning, slower deployment, and missed opportunities. At the Green Transition Forum 5.0 in Sofia, CWP Europe's CEO Dimitar Enchev raised the need for a more connected and coordinated European approach to renewables, one that supports both competitiveness and strategic autonomy. A special highlight of the forum was Dimitar’s meeting with Prof. Daron Acemoglu, 2024 Nobel Laureate in Economics. Their conversation explored how Europe can seize its competitive edge in the age of AI, by aligning technological leadership with sustainability, economic resilience, and inclusive growth. With its unique energy profile and growing regional cooperation, Southeast Europe is not just part of the solution - it’s a driver of it. CWP Europe is proud to have been represented at GTF by Dimitar Enchev and Martin Georgiev, MBA, alongside thought leaders and policymakers from across Europe. The path to a stronger, greener Europe runs through collaboration and Southeast Europe is where that future is already being built. #GreenTransition #EnergyIndependence #StrategicAutonomy #CWP #SoutheastEurope #GTF2025 #Renewables #EnergySecurity #EUCompetitiveness

Dimitar Enchev, Co-Founder and CEO of CWP Europe joins 🎙Redefining Energy to spotlight why Southeast Europe is at the heart of Europe’s renewable energy future – not just for returns, but for resilience, economic competitiveness, and energy independence. With key Western markets reaching saturation, SEE stands out as a region where renewables can truly scale and deliver impact. From wind decorrelation to storage potential, this conversation explores why SEE holds the key to a balanced and secure European energy system.

Suite à ma dernière visite à Nouakchott, il y a eu quelques spéculations sur notre engagement en Mauritanie et sur notre projet AMAN. Pour clarifier, le monde d'aujourd'hui est plein d'incertitudes en ce qui concerne la vitesse à laquelle notre planète passera à une économie sans carbone. Cela est dû à l'absence de législations claires et nécessaires, au niveau mondial, qui favoriseraient un changement énergétique aussi important; il ne s'agit pas d'un problème spécifique à la Mauritanie, pour ainsi dire. En ce qui concerne CWP et notre présence en Mauritanie, nous sommes ici et y restons. Nous saluons le leadership constructif et tourné vers l’avenir du gouvernement mauritanien, dont les efforts et engagement soutenus pour favoriser un environnement stable et propice aux investissements dans les énergies renouvelables ont été déterminants pour faire avancer notre grand projet. Nos différentes équipes poursuivent leur travail, en adaptant le rythme de développement à celui des marchés mondiaux, afin de s'assurer que les deux sont toujours synchronisés. La Mauritanie dispose de certaines des meilleures ressources renouvelables combinées au monde (éoliennes et solaires). Ainsi, à mesure que le monde se décarbonise, la Mauritanie sera gagnante. Nous serons présents en tant que CWP tout au long de ce voyage - il est hors de question que nous nous retirions de la Mauritanie. Outre les négociations en cours avec le gouvernement mauritanien, qui progressent, nous nous sommes également engagés avec la SNIM sur la décarbonisation de la région minière de Zouerate, qui est une première étape clé pour notre projet AMAN et toutes ses phases futures. Nous sommes confiants dans la réalisation de cette entreprise stratégique; d'ici là, beaucoup de travail reste à être accompli dans les mois et les années à venir. » Mark W. Crandall