1Renewable energyin Southeast EuropeShifting into higher gear2Renewable Energy in Southeast Europe3Table of contentsKey findingsInvestments and M&A by countryFinancial AnalysisVendors landscapeMarket SizeRegulatory update by countryTrends & ForecastsMethodologyReferencesDisclaimer5827283346676869734Renewable Energy in Southeast EuropeAbout the authorsSeeNext helps the decision-makers of today navigate the volatile business world by delivering trustworthy and unbiased news and actionable insights. As a company with 18+ years of experience and a team of experts in the realms of business news and analyses, we strive to give in-depth understanding and relevant interpretation of data. Our team of journalists publishes over 2000 business news stories monthly, covering more than 20 industries. Our team of business analysts can help you base your decisions on facts, figures and knowledge, using a methodology or a combination of methodologies best suited to your needs. Contact us at consulting@seenext.org or at +359 2 80 12 630 to receive more information about our tailor-made solutions.5Key findingsThe SEE Renewable Energy Report analyses 2,567 Greek, Romanian, Bulgarian, Croatian and Slovenian companies engaged in operation, maintenance, asset management, construction, engineering or project development of power plants generating renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, biomass, biogas or other renewable sources), or manufacturing of batteries, engines, turbines and other equipment for renewable power facilities.We identified the following key findings for the development of the renewable energy sector in Southeast Europe (SEE) in the three-year period between 2019 and 2021:The total installed capacity of the renewables sector in the five cou...
