Environmentalists sue European Commission over strategic status of Jadar lithium project in Serbia
Serbian environmental group Marš sa Drine, with partner organisations, has launched proceedings before the EU Court of Justice against the European Commission for declaring Jadar a strategic project
Albania allows renewables on agricultural land
The Kuvendi – Parliament of Albania – cleared the way for agrisolar and wind parks as well as energy storage on agricultural land, drawing controversy
GTI plans to build solar power plant of up to 99 MW in Republic of Srpska
A public review of the draft environmental impact assessment for the Dubovik project is underway
IEG: Ecomondo 2026 expands its global reach as an evolving ecological transition ecosystem
The 29th edition of Ecomondo, the Italian Exhibition Group’s (IEG) international event on the green, blue, and circular economy, will take place at the Rimini Expo Centre from November 3 to 6
Ecological Uprising calls on citizens to back petition to protect water under Serbian constitution
The Ekološki Ustanak is launching a Water in the Constitution! campaign
Rumen Radev’s cabinet including Minister of Energy Iva Petrova takes office in Bulgaria
Prime Minister Rumen Radev's cabinet took office today. New Minister of Energy Iva Petrova comes from the position of deputy minister.
Croatia proposes investments from EU ETS proceeds of EUR 650 million
Within the framework of EU ETS, Croatia is counting on EUR 650 million through 2030 from auctions of greenhouse gas emission allowances
Bankwatch: Western Balkans must abandon waste-to-energy incineration
Plans for waste incinerators and co-incineration in the Western Balkans pose high financial and health risks, CEE Bankwatch Network warns