Study: energy crisis triggered by Ukraine war may push millions into extreme poverty
The University of Birmingham has said households in Sub-Saharan Africa are hardest hit in terms of the total energy cost burden rate
EU opens door for putting low-carbon label on hydrogen produced from nuclear power
The European Commission has unveiled a set of rules that could allow for hydrogen produced from nuclear energy to be considered green
Serbia, EU sign agreement for EUR 165 million energy support package
The grants will be used for measures defined in the Government of Serbia's energy roadmap
Greenvolt developing two wind farm projects in Serbia of 375 MW in total
The Bradarac and Mozgovo wind farm projects were launched by Warsaw-based V-Ridium, a subsidiary of the Portuguese company
Beo Čista Energija starts producing energy from waste at Vinča landfill in Belgrade
The waste-to energy facility is one of the most important segments of the public-private partnership for the rehabilitation of the Vinča landfill
Investors eye concessions in Republic of Srpska for 2,000 MW in solar power
Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska Petar Đokić is convinced the energy mix would change a lot over the next few years
Elektroprivreda Srbije posts 2022 loss of EUR 630 million
Elektroprivreda Srbije blamed the poor results on issues in the production of coal and electricity, the drought, and the energy crisis
Regulatory deadlock keeps renewables investors in Croatia on seven-year hold
new laws since 2021 haven’t changed a thing because bylaws are missing and new investments were halted, the chamber pointed out