New IPCC chief plays down climate change gloom: 1.5°C global warming would not destroy humanity
Surpassing the 1.5°C mark would lead to many problems, but it would not constitute an existential threat to humanity, says Jim Skea
EU aligns sustainability reporting with global standards, but slammed for ‘watering down’ requirements
The new rules have drawn criticism for “watering down” the sustainability reporting requirements and smoothing the way for greenwashing
Bulgaria’s Devnya set to become first carbon-free cement maker in Eastern Europe
The project, valued at EUR 750 million, has already received EUR 190 million in financing from the EU Innovation Fund
Montenegro’s biggest retail chain to install 4 MW of solar panels
Voli will also install electric charging stations, which will support the transition to low-carbon transportation
ESG – regulations should go hand-in-hand with development to ensure decarbonization
Belgrade Energy Forum 2023 brought together companies with developed ESG strategies - Lafarge, A1, UniCredit Bank, BASF, and Interenergo
Montenegro to use carbon credit revenue to subsidize solar panel installation
Montenegro raised some EUR 9.26 million in an auction of emission allowances for 2022
Greek industries can save EUR 6 billion through CO2 capture, storage
CO2 capture and storage has the potential to generate up to EUR 6 billion for the Greek economy, according to a new study
Bulgarian parliament tells government to abandon CO2 reduction target
The parliament has obliged the government to change the National Recovery and Resilience Plan in the section covering energy