Sustainability reports obligatory for 50 firms in Croatia
The Ministry of Finance, which is responsible for sustainability reporting, has published a list of companies mandated to submit documentation
Norway shelves deep sea mining call amid international pressure
Amid protests, Norwegian government postponed the first licensing round for deep sea mining in an area the size of Iceland
North Macedonia eyes 100-120 electric buses for public transport
North Macedonia should have 100-120 new electric buses by the next heating season, according to Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski
New European Commission weighing energy affordability versus decarbonization goals
The European Union wants to maintain the rapid pace of decarbonization while enabling affordable energy prices
COP29 decisions ambitious but insufficient to curb global warming
The COP29 summit resulted in a global pledge of USD 300 billion per year for poorer and most vulnerable countries and a global carbon market deal
EU on track to become world’s largest issuer of green bonds
The European Commission has published NGEU Green Bonds Allocation and Impact report 2024
Zagreb picks technological solution for city’s waste management system
The city has selected technological solution C, one of three proposed, based on an analysis of municipal waste processing technologies
Bulgarian waterworks firm installs in-pipe hydropower generator
A waterworks and sewerage firm in Bulgaria produces electricity using an in-pipe hydropower device in a supply line