Croatia needs four waste-to-energy facilities, with first projects already under development
Croatia needs four waste-to-energy plants to manage waste that cannot be utilized otherwise, according to the participants of a round table held in Zagreb
Novi Sad plans to build waste-to-energy cogeneration plant
Novi Sad has invited bids for a preliminary feasibility study for a cogeneration plant that would burn processed municipal waste
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
University in Antalya signs deal for 50.4 MW solar power plant
Akdeniz University in Antalya established a partnership with Kopuz Group, which will build and operate a solar power plant of 50.4 MW in peak capacity
Croatia changing law on renewables – new rules for prosumers, decentralized power production
The Government of Croatia has adopted the amendments to the law on renewable energy sources and high-efficiency cogeneration
Serbia’s EPS proceeds with plans to produce energy from waste in Nikola Tesla A coal plant
The company has asked the Ministry of Environmental Protection to determine the scope and content of the EIA study for the project
Waste-to-energy is win-win solution for Podgorica landfill – minister
Municipal waste management utility Deponija in Podgorica plans to build a waste-to-energy facility, its director Aleksandar Božović said
CO2 is CO2: Zero Waste Europe calls for including incineration in EU ETS
Incinerators are poised to become the most carbon-intensive power source once coal is phased out, claims Zero Waste Europe
