EU adopts rules for CBAM transitional phase starting on October 1
Importers of electricity, aluminium, cement, fertilizers, hydrogen, iron, and steel to the EU will be charged a carbon border tax from 2026
EU allocates EUR 2.1 billion for energy, transport, environment projects in Western Balkans
This is the fifth investment package under the EU's Economic and Investment Plan for the Western Balkans, announced in October 2020
China set to meet wind, solar power targets five years ahead of schedule
China is on track to double its solar and wind power capacity and achieve its ambitious 2030 target five years ahead of schedule
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
Climate change conference in Bonn: 2023 is key for global climate decisions
Participants at the climate conference in Bonn agreed that 2023 is crucial to correct the course and get on track to limit global warming
Serbia’s top hospital to boost energy efficiency in EUR 200 million project
The first phase of the project is expected to reduce VMA's natural gas consumption by up to 40% and electricity consumption by up to 30%
Croatian pharmaceutical firm Pliva to cover 30% of its electricity demand with PV plant
A solar power plant with a capacity of 9.71 MW was installed next to Pliva's factory in Savski Marof just outside Zagreb
Urban construction waste – potential game changer for CBAM-affected industries in Serbia
When the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) takes effect, it will mark a new stage in Serbia’s energy transition, shifting the attention from phasing out a single resource, coal, to the costs that will be borne by a part of the Serbian economy much larger than the electricity sector alone