Bulgarian President Radev trying to overturn both new energy laws
President Rumen Radev is trying to prevent the use of agricultural land for electricity production and he refused to enact the Law on Energy for failing to protect consumers
Solar panels protect raspberries from hail and increase yield
BayWa r.e. and GroenLeven have started the construction of a nearly 9 MW solar power plant above a field of raspberries in the Netherlands.
Neoen launches first agrisolar project in Croatia
Renewable energy company Neoen presented the first handbook on agrisolar in Croatia and launched a 10 MW project, the first in the country
Norway’s Ambassador Gjelstad: Green shift is in Serbia’s economic interest
The green shift is not only about fighting climate change and improving the environment, but just as much about rational economic interests
Soil carbon storage in agriculture for climate, and trade, bonds and profits
Carbon capture and storage in agricultural land could become one of the more effective methods in combating climate change. New emerging businesses in this sector intend to monetize carbon storage and attract farmers to join the carbon bond trade. The soil carbon certification programs aim to enable farmers to remove carbon from the atmosphere and […]
Turkey accounts for one third of world’s geothermal greenhouses
The surface of greenhouses heated with geothermal energy in Turkey grew 400% since 2002, says Mücahit Kıvrak from the Balıkesir University
Climate change impacting wine, olive production in drought-stricken Italy
The Italian way of life is under threat, especially in the valley of the river Po, which turned into a creek due to the ongoing drought
EUKI offers funding for climate action projects – here are the conditions
Nonprofits can apply for up to EUR 1 million from the European Climate Initative (EUKI) with transformative cross-border projects