Most read articles on Balkan Green Energy News in 2025
Battery storage and digitalization stepped into the spotlight in 2025, according to the readers of Balkan Green Energy News, which marked its tenth anniversary with the best results so far
Gazprom’s NIS can restart Serbian refinery as US suspends sanctions
Croatian oil pipeline operator JANAF said it is prepared to resume supply to Serbian NIS as it received a license from the United States
Israel, Greece, Cyprus reaffirm commitment to joint energy projects
Israel, Greece and Cyprus vowed to safeguard their sea lanes and critical infrastructure against emerging threats
European Commission proposes easing 2035 car emissions rules
The new rules would lower the emissions cut target from 100% to 90% and allow the sale of hybrid and internal combustion vehicles after 2035
Fearful about oil sanctions, Serbia’s Vučić seeks support from EU leaders
Facing NIS's imminent halt due to US sanctions, President Aleksandar Vučić met with EU leaders António Costa and Ursula von der Leyen
Bruegel: Without refining or delaying CBAM for electricity, EU risks market integration, security of supply
Brussels-based think tank Bruegel has analyzed the impacts of the CBAM application for electricity set for January 1, 2026
MOL in talks about possibility of purchasing stake in Serbian NIS
Hungarian MOL is discussing the possibility of acquiring a stake in Serbian oil refiner NIS, which is under US sanctions due to Russian ownership
Brazil’s COP of Truth leaves out fossil fuels, deforestation from final deal
The world's climate ambitions didn't change much at COP30 while fossil fuels and deforestation were left out of the final document