CEO of Serbia’s EPS: HPP Buk Bijela poses no environmental risk for Montenegro
A public hearing was organized in Montenegro as part of the procedure for assessing the project's cross-border impact
Bulgarian village fighting to protect crucial forest from solar park
Thirty hectares of forest are at stake with a solar power project in the southwestern corner of Bulgaria, above the Starchevo village
Threat of mass exodus as desalination plants targeted in Gulf countries, Iran
The Iran war could heavily disrupt the water supply in the region, and desalination plants in particular, alongside environmental disasters
Sarajevo installs digitalized containers for textile waste
Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has introduced ten special containers for the separation and recycling of textile waste
Protests against giant hybrid power plant project in Bulgaria over loss of land
Environmentalists and locals are opposing a EUR 450 million solar power and battery project in Suhindol in Bulgaria
Montenegro identifies 16.3 GW of low-conflict solar and wind potential
The Montenegro Energy Growth and Acceleration project was implemented by The Nature Conservancy and Montenegrin NGO Eco-Team
Nearly 2,500 kilometers of pristine Balkan rivers lost since 2012
The first comparable regional assessment in over a decade documents the deterioration of Europe's last wild rivers
Titan signs deal with Serbia’s EPS for fly ash from coal power plant
Cement maker Titan Group is getting access to five million tons of fly ash from the TENT B coal power plant in Serbia