Browsing: EU climate policies

Plans for €3.5 billion worth of new gas-fired power plants, gas pipelines, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals in the Western Balkans, promoted by European Union (EU) and U.S.…

Work on the environmental reconstruction of the TPP Pljevlja, which was suspended for two months due to weather conditions, will continue during March. This is what…

The past year will certainly be the most profitable in history for the Bulgarian state-owned coal-fired power plant Maritsa Istok 2, which recorded a record 762…

Namely, the production of electricity in the world is still mostly based on the use of fossil fuels, among which coal is the most common. Thus,…

Despite the energy crunch caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Romania has become the latest country in emerging Europe to bring forward its exit from coal.…

We lagged behind the countries of the region and the European Union (EU). Now, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has begun the process of the energy transition,…

Romania will receive more than €480 million ($514.4 million) of EU money for solar projects at mining waste sites. The latest round of Modernisation Fund awards…

According to data published by Eurostat, CO2 emissions from fossil fuels in the EU have increased by 6.3 % in 2021 compared to the previous year.…

The implementation of sustainable and socially just investments in transition regions, which are also in line with the key priorities of REPowerEU, become more necessary than…

In the last few years, companies from different European countries have been competing to open wind farms in Serbia. Russia and China are not interested in…