Greece’s first Climate Law to end lignite use by 2028
Ambitious new sectoral energy and climate goals will be included in Greece’s first Climate Law, including the decommissioning of all lignite plants by 2028 at the latest. At the same time, the prohibition of oil use for heating and a large number of electric cars are expected to lead to significant CO2 reductions. The highlights […]
Përparim Rama’s green agenda helped him win Prishtina mayoral election
Outsider Përparim Rama disrupted the political scene in Kosovo* by winning the Prishtina mayoral election with an environmentalist platform
Serbia to be ready for first renewable energy auction by early next year
Serbia plans to hold a roundtable and workshops for investors before its first renewable energy auction, State Secretary Atanacković said
Eight municipalities of Kosovo* to introduce district heating
New EU grant will finance feasibility study to introduce renewable energy-based district heating in Kosovo.
City of Sofia loses court case over high levels of air pollution
The Sofia City Court ruled the local authority is responsible for excessive levels of particulate matter in the city's air
ProCredit rolls out application for its EV charging stations in Southeast Europe
ProCredit's application to locate EVs is available to drivers free of charge.
What worries you the most about climate change?
People in the EU, the US, and China see an increase in natural disasters as the biggest climate change-related concern, an EIB survey finds.
US, China – top two carbon emitters – to cooperate on cutting emissions
China and the United States are seeking to close “a gap between the current effort and the Paris agreement goals.”