North Macedonian NGO warns new law is set to allow power plants on fertile land
Eko-svest opposes changing the Law on Agricultural Land in North Macedonia to allow power plants on fertile land
Portuguese Prime Minister Costa steps down amid lithium, hydrogen corruption scandal
António Costa resigned as PM as the authorities are investigating approvals for lithium mining projects and investments in green hydrogen and a data center
Protesters from local communities affected by mining and exploration disrupt mineral resources conference in Belgrade
Environmental activists and people from affected local communities interrupted a mining conference in Belgrade
Energy, industry emissions 37% lower than when EU ETS was launched
The European Commission has adopted a Carbon Market Report, which includes an analysis of the functioning of the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)
EU adopts joint green bond standard
The regulation sets out requirements for issuers who want to use the designation European green bond or EuGB for their debt securities
Leaked – Serbia signs lithium exploitation agreement with European Commission
Serbia and the European Commission signed a letter of intent on a partnership for batteries and critical raw materials including lithium
Construction waste ends up in illegal landfills even though 70% can be recycled
Croatia generates 1.7 million tons of construction waste per year but it is often difficult for its recyclers to obtain it as a raw material
Arrests in Bulgaria for enabling solar power projects on fertile land
Two officials in Bulgaria are charged with illegally lowering the quality grades of agricultural land to allow solar power plant projects
