Croatian city of Vinkovci plans to produce, use hydrogen from waste
Josip Romić, the deputy mayor, says the authorities have prepared a pre-feasibility study for the project +ZEMC H2 of the City of Vinkovci
Hoekstra: EU will push for global tax on fossil fuels
The nominee for the new EU Commissioner for Climate Action also pledged to phase out the bloc's fossil fuel subsidies
Croatia awards five geothermal exploration licenses
The geothermal potential of the exploration areas was identified earlier in wells created for oil and gas exploration and production
EU lacks impact assessment for proposed electricity market design reform
In light of the electricity market reform, the EU needs data and a mechanism to analyze current settings and the impact of proposed solutions
New rules for grid connection for solar, wind projects in Serbia
The Government of Serbia has finally changed the procedure for connecting new power plants to the transmission and distribution grids
Bulgaria adopts changes to Energy from Renewable Sources Act
Bulgaria simplified renewables permitting, rolled out banking guarantees for projects and regulated citizen energy communities
White hydrogen: sustainable energy from depths of Earth
White hydrogen is gaining attention in the context of decarbonization as it can become one of the cleanest energy sources
Andonov: Čebren hydropower plant to accelerate renewables development in North Macedonia
The Čebren project, planned decades ago in the ex-Yugoslavia country, will be finally built by the Greek consortium PPC-Archirodon Group