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Masdar, Taaleri create largest Western Balkans wind hub with Čibuk 2 launch

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PPC signs deal with Amazon to develop 300 MW data center

Illegally dumped waste from Croatia to be incinerated at Holcim, Nexe cement plants

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Slovenia scraps electric vehicle subsidies 

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Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages

Greensmalt to build Romania’s second solar panel recycling plant in Seini

Simtel Team gets battery contract in Romania for OMV Petrom’s first large solar park

MOL Group expands its renewables portfolio with solar park, BESS

Slovenia’s largest solar power plant enters trial operation

Croatian cooking oil factory to source 60% of power needs from solar plants

Masdar, Taaleri create largest Western Balkans wind hub with Čibuk 2 launch

Montenegro, Japan seal energy partnership

NGEN commissions largest battery storage system in Austria

Three official bids submitted for first wind auction in Kosovo*

PPC signs deal with Amazon to develop 300 MW data center

Illegally dumped waste from Croatia to be incinerated at Holcim, Nexe cement plants

Serbia, Masdar weigh large-scale BESS projects

Fortis Energy orders solar mounting systems from Schletter Group

Greece’s IPTO set to connect over 10 GW of renewables by 2035

Colić: Renewable energy projects in Serbia jeopardized

EU Parliament backs expanding CBAM to steel, aluminium end goods

BiH maps 48 priority environmental hotspots

Slovenia scraps electric vehicle subsidies 

Powering grid resilience: Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania

Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages

Greensmalt to build Romania’s second solar panel recycling plant in Seini

Simtel Team gets battery contract in Romania for OMV Petrom’s first large solar park

MOL Group expands its renewables portfolio with solar park, BESS

Slovenia’s largest solar power plant enters trial operation

Croatian cooking oil factory to source 60% of power needs from solar plants

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Masdar, Taaleri create largest Western Balkans wind hub with Čibuk 2 launch

Montenegro, Japan seal energy partnership

NGEN commissions largest battery storage system in Austria

Three official bids submitted for first wind auction in Kosovo*

PPC signs deal with Amazon to develop 300 MW data center

Illegally dumped waste from Croatia to be incinerated at Holcim, Nexe cement plants

Serbia, Masdar weigh large-scale BESS projects

Fortis Energy orders solar mounting systems from Schletter Group

Greece’s IPTO set to connect over 10 GW of renewables by 2035

Colić: Renewable energy projects in Serbia jeopardized

EU Parliament backs expanding CBAM to steel, aluminium end goods

BiH maps 48 priority environmental hotspots

Slovenia scraps electric vehicle subsidies 

Powering grid resilience: Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania

Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages

Greensmalt to build Romania’s second solar panel recycling plant in Seini

Simtel Team gets battery contract in Romania for OMV Petrom’s first large solar park

MOL Group expands its renewables portfolio with solar park, BESS

Slovenia’s largest solar power plant enters trial operation

Croatian cooking oil factory to source 60% of power needs from solar plants

Masdar, Taaleri create largest Western Balkans wind hub with Čibuk 2 launch

Montenegro, Japan seal energy partnership

NGEN commissions largest battery storage system in Austria

Three official bids submitted for first wind auction in Kosovo*

PPC signs deal with Amazon to develop 300 MW data center

Illegally dumped waste from Croatia to be incinerated at Holcim, Nexe cement plants

Serbia, Masdar weigh large-scale BESS projects

Fortis Energy orders solar mounting systems from Schletter Group

Greece’s IPTO set to connect over 10 GW of renewables by 2035

Colić: Renewable energy projects in Serbia jeopardized

EU Parliament backs expanding CBAM to steel, aluminium end goods

BiH maps 48 priority environmental hotspots

Slovenia scraps electric vehicle subsidies 

Powering grid resilience: Enexus selects LONGi’s BESS solutions for key utility projects in Romania

Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages

Greensmalt to build Romania’s second solar panel recycling plant in Seini

Simtel Team gets battery contract in Romania for OMV Petrom’s first large solar park

MOL Group expands its renewables portfolio with solar park, BESS

Slovenia’s largest solar power plant enters trial operation

Croatian cooking oil factory to source 60% of power needs from solar plants

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The damage from ocean plastic pollution could reach USD 731 billion by 2050

Ocean plastic pollution damage could reach USD 731 billion by 2050

If the influx of plastic waste into the ocean continues, the potential economic damage could total USD 731 billion by 2050

Water
World
August 6, 2024
World Water Day 2024, Water for peace

World Water Day 2024: Water for Peace

World Water Day has been observed every March 22 since 1993, when the UN introduced it. This year, the theme is Water for Peace.

Water
World
March 21, 2024
Toxic tailings dump North Macedonia solar power plant

Toxic tailings dump in North Macedonia to be turned into solar power plant

The town of Probištip in North Macedonia will seek an investor to remediate a mining tailings dump and build a solar power plant on the site

Renewables
North Macedonia
August 29, 2023

Forever chemical threatens female decreased fertility

New research show that higher exposures PFAS chemicals, also known as the forever chemicals, are associated with decreased fertility in women

Environment and Climate
World
April 14, 2023
European Commission stricter rules air water pollutants

European Commission proposes stricter rules on air, water pollutants

The EU is amending the regulations for ambient air, surface and groundwater pollutants and urban wastewater treatment

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
October 27, 2022

Professor Fath: Scientists should be activists

Chemistry Professor Andreas Fath from the HFU university in Furtwangen has swum along the Danube from its source in Germany to the Black Sea

Interviews
Region/EU
October 25, 2022
Scientists warn rainwater unsafe to drink

Scientists warn rainwater is unsafe to drink

The levels of so-called forever chemicals in rainwater exceed the most stringent standards developed by health and environmental agencies

Environment and Climate
World
August 11, 2022

Red alert triggered in Serbia as 40% of citizens drink unsafe water

About 40% of Serbia's residents drink unsafe water while about 600,000 residents of Vojvodina get drinking water with traces of arsenic

Environment and Climate
Serbia
June 8, 2022
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