Ten member states urge EU to mark nuclear power as low-carbon energy
Ten states including Slovenia, Croatia, Romania and Bulgaria want nuclear power to be recognized as low-carbon technology in the EU.
Germany to back climate action in Serbia with EUR 309 million package
With technical and expert assistance from Germany, Serbia will continue to work on strategic documents related to decarbonization, CO2 emissions, and renewable energy.
12 Mediterranean cities, organizations seek innovative solutions for harnessing marine energy
The projects include using seawater energy for heating and cooling, harnessing wave energy to generate electricity, and turning seaweed into biofuel.
Bulgaria developing plans to phase out coal by 2040
After the upcoming election, Bulgaria's parliament is set to choose between three scenarios for a coal exit: by 2035, 2038 and 2040
GGF supports Novus in building energy-efficient supermarkets
GGF joined the EBRD in providing a loan to Novus for the construction of energy-efficient supermarkets and the first green distribution center in Ukraine
CWP, Mercuria join forces to build 2 GW of renewables in Southeast Europe
CWP and Mercuria Energy Trading have set up a joint venture to complete and build out CWP 's renewables portfolio in Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania, and Ukraine.
NGOs challenge energy permit for nuclear power plant Krško’s second unit
Along with the energy permit, the three NGOs are also challenging the legality and constitutionality of Slovenia’s long-term climate strategy.
Albania declares energy emergency as response to energy crisis
Albania declared an energy emergency and allocated EUR 200 million for power distribution operator OSHEE as part of its response
