US court rules Greenpeace must pay over USD 660 million to oil pipeline operator
A North Dakota state court found Greenpeace liable for more than USD 660 million in damages to Energy Transfer, which controls the Dakota Access Pipeline
Montenegro’s EPCG to install 200 MW of solar power plants
EPCG plans to install solar power plants with a total capacity of 200 MW over the next three years, CEO Ivan Bulatović said
Another electric vehicle to be produced in Serbia – Citroën e-C3
In July last year, automotive giant Stellantis launched trial production of the electric Fiat Grande Panda in Kragujevac
International Day of Forests – Forests and Food
The International Day of Forests aims to raise awareness about the importance of forest conservation for the future of our planet
Coal, natural gas crucial for energy stability of Federation of BiH
Vedran Lakić said the coal production weakening trend in BiH over the past 15 years is threatening the entire energy system
EU to unveil strategic projects for raw materials on March 25
Rio Tinto's lithium project Jadar in Serbia is among the candidates for strategic status under the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act
Greece’s IPTO connects to balancing energy platform PICASSO
The Independent Power Transmission Operator of Greece has joined PICASSO, soon after ESO, its counterpart in neighboring Bulgaria
Renewables produced almost half of electricity in EU in 2024
Sweden has the highest rank in the 27-country bloc while Malta is last, according to the latest data from Eurostat