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/BUCHAREST, ROMANIA, September 8, 2025, 11:45 CET, RENEWABLE MARKET WATCH™/ Cluj-Napoca Airport will build a photovoltaic park and energy storage capacities with non-reimbursable funding from the Modernisation Fund for energy efficiency in the transport sector. The primary goal of the project is to generate electricity by utilising the renewable energy source of solar power. To achieve this, Cluj Airport plans to install more than 7,500 solar photovoltaic panels across an area of 8 hectares.

/SOFIA, BULGARIA, September 2, 2025, 11:30 CEST, RENEWABLE MARKET WATCH™/ Thus, in addition to the batteries planned so far for nearly BGN 1.2 billion (EUR 0.61 billion), another 1,900 MWh of electricity storage systems will be added in the second part of the program in Bulgaria, and the total amount of grant funding they will receive is over BGN 230 million (EUR 117.6 million).

/10th September 2020, by Lim Jeong-yeo, The Korea Herald/ LG Chem became the first company in Korea to fly an unmanned aerial vehicle using next-generation lithium-sulfur battery into the 22-kilometer-high stratosphere, the company said Thursday. The test flight, conducted on Aug. 30 jointly with Korea Aerospace Research Institute, flew the high-altitude solar unmanned aerial vehicle EAV-3 equipped with a lithium-sulfur battery for a total of 13 hours. During the flight, EAV-3 was able to stably operate in the 12- to 22-kilometer-high stratosphere for seven hours, a feat previously unaccomplished by any Korean company.…