BiH’s Centrotrans to switch entire bus fleet to natural gas by 2030
Centrotrans, with its fleet of more than 200 buses, operates local, intercity, and international transport
Criminals illegally imported hazardous waste from three EU states, burying it in Croatia
Croatian law enforcement authorities arrested 13 persons suspected of being part of an environmental crime network, Europol said
BiH’s Nova Alumina to install energy facility fueled by waste to replace coal
Aluminum and cement industry supplier Nova Alumina plans to build an energy facility that would use alternative fuels, to replace coal
Guide for mapping areas for solar, wind with minimized impact on environment in Energy Community
The secretariat and TNC released a guide for identifying priority areas for renewables that minimizes environmental and social conflicts
Serbia’s EPS, industry sign contracts on disposal of ash from coal-fired power plants
Power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije will sell 30 million tons of ash to Lafarge Serbia, Elixir Group and Moravacem
Floating solar power plants on small water bodies add to greenhouse gas emissions
A new study shows that placing solar panels on small bodies of water increases greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 27 percent
Protest in Brussels scheduled ahead of screening of documentary, debate on Jadar lithium project
Activists organizing a protest outside of the European Parliament in Brussels against lithium mining in Serbia claim a new documentary is biased
Match schedules for the 2026 World Cup could expose footballers to extreme heat stress
Footballers playing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup could face dangerous levels of heat stress, scientists warn