Greek CCS initiative advances, industry awaits European ETS review
Greece moves forward with its carbon capture and storage (CCS) program, with positive developments taking place in infrastructure lately. The entire initiative is comprised of an underground CO2 storage in Prinos, offshore Kavala, together with new pipelines to carry the gas from industries to the Revythoussa island in Attica for liquefaction. Energean, who is responsible […]
Rapid energy transition or costly reliance on fossil fuels – time is running out for Southeast Europe
Energy security has become an issue of political stability, economic survival, and national security, Mislav Slade-Šilović said at BEF 2026
Fans boost Formula 1’s carbon emissions to over one million tons
Carbon-tracking software provider Greenly says that Formula 1's actual footprint includes emissions generated by spectators
Serbia to enable carbon credits trading
The Belgrade Stock Exchange plans to introduce trading in carbon credits, according to CEO Lazo Ostojić
IEA: Renewables and nuclear set to supply 50% of world’s electricity by 2030 as demand rises steadily
Renewables, gas, and nuclear power will meet all additional electricity demand, while output from coal will decline and CO2 emissions stagnate
Croatia, Serbia jointly install solar power plants at 30 public buildings
The investments were implemented through the Energy Efficient Communities - ENGAGE project, according to NALED
Slovenia opens its first highway solar power plant
Slovenia’s road management firm DARS installed a solar power plant on a noise barrier at a highway, the first of its kind in the country
European Commission proposes easing 2035 car emissions rules
The new rules would lower the emissions cut target from 100% to 90% and allow the sale of hybrid and internal combustion vehicles after 2035