Montenegro, BiH agree roadmap to resolve issues over Buk Bijela hydropower project
Montenegro and BiH have set up a working group to address problems with the Buk Bijela hydropower project on the border between the two countries
Hottest day on Earth recorded on July 3 as experts warn of fresh highs
On July 3 the world average temperature was above 17°C for the first time since instrumental measurements began
EU auditors: Billions spent in vain on circular economy transition
The EU's action plans and financial support have had little impact on member states' circular economy transition
Solar podcast: Self-consumption solar projects are gaining ground among Serbian firms
The guests of the solar podcast gave an insight into models for permitting, billing, and financing of companies' solar systems for self-consumption
Two years on, Croatia still has no energy communities
The Green Energy Cooperative (ZEZ), backed by a number of organizations, has called on the ministry to enable cooperatives to set up energy communities
IEA chief warns of fresh energy price hike this winter
China’s economic recovery coupled with a harsh winter could push up gas prices, the IEA executive director has warned
International Plastic Bag Free Day: The planet is choking on plastic
July is a plastic-free month, and July 3 has been observed as the International Plastic Bag Free Day since 2010, to encourage people to stop using disposable plastic products
Introducing emissions trading requires EU’s financial support
To take a position on carbon pricing, Serbia and other Western Balkan countries need financial support, primarily from the EU, says Minister Đedović