Toxic tailings dump in North Macedonia to be turned into solar power plant
The town of Probištip in North Macedonia will seek an investor to remediate a mining tailings dump and build a solar power plant on the site
Greenpeace: Oil companies investing pocket change in renewable energy sources
Europe's twelve largest oil companies are misleading the public about their readiness for a gradual transition to renewable energy sources
EU blocks wastewater treatment project in Kosovo* due to sanctions
The European Union suspended grants and investments in wastewater treatment systems in Kosovo* as part of sanctions against the government
Hidroelectrica’s Danube Delta wind park project angers environmentalists
Hidroelectrica is working on a wind farm project worth over EUR 650 million in a protected area in the Danube Delta, with the government's support
Earth Overshoot Day 2023 – humanity’s biocapacity consumption turns unsustainable
Earth Overshoot Day for 2023 falls on August 2. It is when humanity's consumption of natural resources and services turns unsustainable for the rest of the year.
Controversial coal plant project Ugljevik 3 in BiH clings on top court’s decision
The Republic of Srpska has suspended the environmental permit procedure for the proposed Ugljevik 3 coal-fired power plant
Republic of Srpska presents plan to resolve issues over hydropower project Buk Bijela
The delegation of the Republic Srpska held a working meeting with the Director of UNESCO for World Heritage, Lazare Eloundou Assomo
Two major solar power projects in Bulgaria highlight land use disputes
A village mayor in Bulgaria is refusing to endorse a PV project on pastures, while Eurohold will build one on lowest-grade land and boost biodiversity