Author: David Lazarevic

Local activists in Croatia have achieved a significant victory in their prolonged battle against the construction of a small hydroelectric plant near the source of the…

Lafarge Serbia is planning to construct a new cement plant in Ratari, near Obrenovac, which will utilize 1 million tonnes per year of ash from the…

Serbia is on the brink of overturning a 35-year-old ban on the construction of nuclear power plants, signaling a major shift in the country’s energy policy.…

Hungary’s rejection of Croatia’s offer to use its pipeline system as an alternative to Russian oil imports highlights the ongoing tensions between Budapest and the European…

In July 2024, imports of natural gas from Russia hit an all-time high, totaling 3.69 terawatt-hours (TWh) in energy equivalent. This increase came at the expense…

Sonatrach, Algeria’s largest state-owned energy company, is planning to use the Krk LNG terminal in Croatia as a major supply route to Europe. The terminal, located…

The European Union has reached its goal of filling gas storage facilities to 90% capacity more than two months before the 1 November deadline, according to…

Greece’s Environment and Energy Ministry has initiated a public consultation on its updated National Plan on Energy and Climate, which will be open until September 16.…

After the summer break, progress is expected to resume on the Greece-Egypt energy interconnection project, known as the “GREGY Interconnector.” According to sources from “Naftemporiki,” the…

Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and parts of Croatia’s Adriatic coast have experienced widespread power outages due to soaring temperatures, reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius. In…