IEA: Global CO2 emissions rose less than initially feared in 2022
The expansion of renewable sources prevented CO2 emissions from increasing significantly in 2022, but they did reach their historical maximum
North Macedonia scraps power subsidies for bakeries, food producers
The government has decided to abolish power subsidies for producers of bread and other staple foods, citing their failure to reduce prices.
New Cypriot government’s first priority is to reduce electricity costs
The primary concern is to reduce electricity costs, the new Cypriot Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry George Papanastasiou said
Belgrade Energy Forum 2023 – where the leaders of energy transition in SEE meet
Belgrade Energy Forum 2023 will gather 400 energy transition leaders. The two-day conference has drawn great interest, so hurry and secure your spot.
EU carbon prices surpass EUR 100 per ton for first time
A forecasted cold spell and weak winds helped the benchmark emissions prices in the European Union hit an intraday record
Greece and Bulgaria agree to boost energy ties
The two countries have signed memoranda of understanding on natural gas storage and the construction of a new oil pipeline
Study: energy crisis triggered by Ukraine war may push millions into extreme poverty
The University of Birmingham has said households in Sub-Saharan Africa are hardest hit in terms of the total energy cost burden rate
Serbia, EU sign agreement for EUR 165 million energy support package
The grants will be used for measures defined in the Government of Serbia's energy roadmap
