EU to exempt 80% of importers from CBAM carbon tax
European Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra vowed to exempt over 80% of companies that are eligible for payments under CBAM
It’s cheaper to build new coal power plant than maintain existing ones in Republic of Srpska
The facilities are more than 40 years old, so a lot of money is needed for maintenance, according to minister Petar Đokić
Turkey’s Tosyalı to green its steel production with 1.2 GW of solar
Tosyalı Holding plans to invest nearly USD 1 billion to increase renewable energy use in steel production
GGF approves EUR 40 million for AIK Banka to boost green lending
The GGF loan will primarily support the expansion of renewable energy, helping to decarbonize Serbia’s economy, the fund said.
The sustainable transition: a crucial opportunity for manufacturing industries in the Western Balkans
The shift toward more sustainable production is a defining challenge for industries worldwide. In the Western Balkans, it may be especially daunting.
Solar overtakes coal in EU power sector in 2024
The record year of solar growth contributed most to fossil decline, lifting solar above coal for the first time, Ember found.
European People’s Party proposes two-year delay for CBAM
EPP said the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), EU taxonomy and corporate sustainability directives should be paused for two years
TAP gas pipeline examining possibility to blend in hydrogen
Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) selected Penspen to evaluate the feasibility of introducing hydrogen blends into existing infrastructure