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
Floating solar could offer lifeline to Croatian fish farm
The floating solar project in Končanica aims to integrate intensive fish farming with renewable energy generation
Hydropower plants to transform upper Drina river into lake, say environmentalists
The planned hydropower plants on the upper course of the Drina will alter the ecosystem and local climate, the Center for Environment warned
Montenegro clears environmental impact study for 118.8 MW Bijela wind farm
The Environmental Protection Agency has approved the environmental impact assessment for the 118.8 MW Bijela wind farm
Second phase of Gvozd wind farm gets green light from environment agency
The Gvozd 2 developer has been instructed to conduct a one-year survey of birds and bats and submit the findings to the Environmental Protection Agency
Poštak to build 400 MW wind farm in Croatia
The project is for the largest wind energy facility in Croatia and one of the largest in Southeast Europe
Montenegro’s capital Podgorica preparing feasibility study for waste incinerator
The task should be implemented in line with the requirements of sustainable waste management, circular economy, and EU standards
Deanovec PV project near Zagreb conditionally passes environmental assessment
No environmental impact assessment or assessment of acceptability for the network of protected areas is required for the 65.7 MW Deanovec solar power project in Croatia.