Spajić: Japanese company Itochu eyes Montenegro’s waste-to-energy project
Prime Minister of Montenegro Milojko Spajić said a 50 MW incinerator is about to be built for municipal waste
Croatia prepares first bioeconomy strategy
The Government of Croatia has adopted the Draft Bioeconomy Strategy until 2035, which foresees investments of EUR 200 million
Slovenian company Talum to install solar power plants on waste landfills
The project could boost utility-scale solar in Slovenia, where firms and households dominate with their small PV plants
Nearly 9 in 10 citizens in Serbia call for deposit return system – survey
Almost 90% of citizens in Serbia support the introduction of a deposit return scheme, according to a survey conducted by Every Can Counts
Green resilience: How Kyiv is shaping a sustainable future amid crisis
Balkan Green Energy News, the media partner of the 2025 Just Transition Young Voices Awards, is publishing the three winning articles
City of Osijek has highest waste separation rate in Croatia
Osijek, with a share of 57.92% of separately collected waste, is again the best among large cities in Croatia
Race against time to secure EU funding for waste-to-energy plants in Greece
Hostile public reactions and opposition by municipal authorities threaten to derail Greece's efforts to build six waste-to-energy plants
Researchers from Denmark, Serbia, Slovenia creating carbon footprint calculator for glass products
A group of researchers is creating a completely new, scientifically based tool for assessing environmental impact