Serbia’s energy-intensive industries brace for CBAM, seek state support to apply decarbonization solutions
Companies in Serbia are not afraid of decarbonization and CBAM, but are worried the state does not recognize what needs to be done to help the affected industries
CBAM ante portas – the ball is in Serbia’s court to facilitate conditions for its companies
Industrial players in Serbia have all the knowhow for minimizing emissions and participating in the country's environmental renewal, according to Lafarge Serbia's CEO Dimitrije Knjeginjić
Carbon capture still has no alternative for decarbonizing cement industry
Cement has no credible alternatives for decarbonization without carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), Carbon Tracker found
EU allows importers to delay first CBAM report by one month
CBAM declarants can request a delay of up to 30 days to submit their first quarterly report, as a technical glitch affected the system
Three carbon capture projects in Balkans get grants from EU’s Innovation Fund
The EU selected Motor Oil Hellas, Titan Cement and Holcim's subsidiary in Croatia among 41 firms for grants from the Innovation Fund
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
As CBAM carbon border tax looms, EU wants to help Western Balkans to adapt
The EU needs to help both the governments and industrial producers adapt to CBAM and overcome the initial impact, officials said
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