Watch LIVE RES Foundation conference: The 0 future beyond coal/carbon
Ne to. 0! Is the second annual policy conference on how to win the Balkans air-pollution dodgeball hosted by the RES Foundation. This year’s conference will focus on helping policymakers and other stakeholders in and outside of the region to break out of existing policy comfort zones and face up to growing evidence that a […]
Electricity prices for businesses in Serbia frozen for another month
The Serbian government has extended its decision from the end of October, when it caped prices for November
Energy Community adopts Clean Energy Package, Decarbonization Roadmap
The Ministerial Council adopted the Clean Energy Package, the Decarbonization Roadmap and the Gas Security of Supply Regulation
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Wind power plants in Turkey produced the greatest amount of electricity for the first time, outpacing natural gas, and coal
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Portugal stops using coal nine years ahead of schedule
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Germany’s new ruling coalition aims to phase out coal in nine years
The cabinet led by Olaf Scholz will phase out coal "ideally" by 2030, compared to the current 2038 deadline, the coalition deal reveals