Sarajevo Canton to build its own pellet factory to reduce air pollution
The initiative is part of the Sarajevo canton's efforts to make air in the city less polluted, which is one of its biggest problems.
World’s largest companies promise much more climate action than they deliver
Large global companies emphasize intentions to reduce carbon emissions to net zero, but according to the results of the latest analysis, they are going to reduce them by only 40% on average, against their pledges for 100%
EU’s carbon border tax must become mainstream topic in Western Balkans
Measures accompanying the CBAM must be directed to helping the Western Balkans adjust to the CO2 pricing system, experts say
Serbia’s ambitious energy security plan targets 50% renewables share by 2040
Ministry of Mining and Energy has prepared the document Energy Security of Serbia, with solutions for entire energy sector
No oil, gas in first offshore test hole in Montenegro but more drilling ahead
Eni and Novatek found no oil or gas after test drilling in the Adriatic Sea offshore Montenegro, so environmentalists are relieved – for now
European carbon emission prices hit record highs, nearing EUR 100 per ton
The cost of a ton of CO2 within the EU ETS reached an all-time high of just below EUR 95 as the market is bracing for a rally to EUR 100.
After years of efforts, EU agrees on common charger type for mobile devices
The European Council will open talks with the European Parliament to make USB-C the universal charging socket and cut electronic waste
Hydropower projects in Federation of BiH failing, KfW exits
Germany's KfW gave up on a project, ten concessions have been annulled, and a public debate on banning small hydropower plants is underway