Question isn’t whether lithium in Serbia will be mined or not, but who will do it – Brantner
In an interview, Franziska Brantner said lithium is among raw materials necessary for climate action
Turkey promoting its alternative to Greece-Cyprus power cable
Last month Turkish warships chased away a vessel scanning the route for the Greece-Cyprus section of the Great Sea Interconnector
Negative electricity prices lower bills for households in Europe
Data for the first six months of 2024 showed that consumers with dynamic tariffs paid up to 34% less for electricity than the average price on the EEX
BW ESS, Penso Power, Shell create pioneering battery storage partnership
A deal between BW ESS, Penso Power, and Shell represents a new model for agreements in the development and operation of energy storage systems
IED 2.0 allows EU citizens to sue industry over health damage from pollution
The EU's IED 2.0 law on industrial and livestock rearing emission allows people to seek compensation for health damage from illegal pollution
UNECE calls investors to showcase clean energy projects at COP29
UNECE and UN Climate Champions invited firms to apply to present their advanced-stage clean energy projects to investors at COP29
OMV eyes Serbia, Bulgaria for investments in renewables
OMV intends to expand its renewables business. It said Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria and Hungary have great wind and solar power potential.
Wind, solar outpace fossil fuels for first time in EU electricity mix
Wind and solar have reached a combined share of 30% of electricity generation in the EU in the first six months of 2024, according to Ember