Cleaner district heating for 11 cities, municipalities in Serbia
District heating decarbonization projects and energy efficiency improvements in the sector are planned in 11 cities and municipalities in Serbia
Activists: EPBiH is covertly introducing waste with biomass as fuel for Tuzla power plant
Environmentalists claim waste is planned to be added as a fuel in the project to switch unit 3 in coal plant Tuzla to biomass
Croatia caps power prices for households, businesses
The Croatian government adopted another package of measures to ease the burden of high energy prices on households and businesses
Turkey accounts for one third of world’s geothermal greenhouses
The surface of greenhouses heated with geothermal energy in Turkey grew 400% since 2002, says Mücahit Kıvrak from the Balıkesir University
Serbia to target emissions cut of 40.3% by 2030 in upcoming NECP
Serbia presented the preliminary goals for its integrated national energy and climate plan as it is about to start a public debate
Serbia’s energy companies EPS, Srbijagas could lose EUR 2 billion over two heating seasons
Fiscal Council proposed a power price increase of 15%-20%, compared to 65%-75% for natural gas, and 10%-40% for heating
Romanian heating plant to build 80 MW solar park, mix green hydrogen into gas
Romania's Oradea city is pushing ahead with decarbonization by launching integrated projects for solar power and green hydrogen
Romania’s renewables can statistically be attributed to Netherlands
The EU enables countries to pay other member states to formally make up for shortfalls in achieving own green energy targets