transport
Croatia earmarks subsidies for its first hydrogen filling stations for vehicles
25 March 2024 - The government has prepared EUR 29.6 million to subsidize to subsidize hydrogen filling stations and electricity chargers for vehicles
Sarajevo to develop green mobility as part of group of European cities
22 February 2024 - Together with Madrid, Dresden, Ioannina, Trenčín, Espoo and Gdańsk, the capital of BiH strives to reduce pollution and improve citizens' health
EU agrees to eliminate almost all emissions from trucks, buses by 2040
22 January 2024 - The Council of the European Union and the European Parliament reached a deal on CO2 standards for heavy-duty vehicles
Albania obtains financing for EUR 110 million Green Transport Tirana project
29 December 2023 - The Ministry of Finance and Economy signed financing agreements for Green Transport Tirana with the Municipality of Tirana and KfW
EU allocates EUR 2.1 billion for energy, transport, environment projects in Western Balkans
03 July 2023 - This is the fifth investment package under the EU's Economic and Investment Plan for the Western Balkans, announced in October 2020
Federation of BiH to invest USD 70 million in air quality improvement
09 June 2023 - The World Bank has approved a USD 50 million loan to the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
INA intends to produce green hydrogen at Rijeka oil refinery
30 November 2022 - The green hydrogen will be used to supply the transport sector in Croatia and for the refinery’s own consumption
France offers citizens EUR 4,000 grants to switch from cars to bikes
02 September 2022 - France is offering incentives of up to EUR 4,000 to citizens who want to switch their cars for electric bicycles
EU transport ministers greenlight CO2-based toll charges for trucks
09 December 2020 - Hauliers with trucks that have lower emissions will pay lower tolls in the EU as an incentive for reducing CO2 emissions and air pollution
World Bank: Main sources of air pollution in Belgrade are heating, road transport, coal power plants
03 December 2020 - The largest sources of pollution are in the urban area - heating and road transport, but also outside the urban area - thermal power plants.
Sofia upgrading air pollution response system, may restrict traffic
23 December 2019 - The center of Bulgaria’s capital city has good air quality for the first time since...
TENDERING: Renewables in transportation study for Energy Community
24 October 2019 - The Energy Community Secretariat has launched tendering for a study to define possible options for...