Insa Oil building Bulgaria’s first bioethanol plant
Bulgarian oil company Insa Oil plans to finish its bioethanol plant by the end of 2026. The company claims the
Worrying results of coal, overburden production in BiH’s power utility
Coal deliveries to thermal power plants in the first half of the year reached 73% of the plan, while only
IRENA: 91% of new renewables units are more cost-effective than fossil fuel alternatives
The fossil fuel age is crumbling, according to UN Secretary-General António Guterres. Renewables maintained their cost leadership in global power
Serbia secures EUR 50 million loan for air quality projects
The Government of Serbia has secured a EUR 50 million loan to fund a series of air quality projects across
Serbia to invest EUR 60 million in renewables in district heating
Serbia plans to sign an agreement by the end of the year on introducing renewable sources in district heating plants,
Serbia adopts first ever rulebook on standards for wood pellets
Serbia has adopted the rulebook on solid fuels from wood biomass, which for the first time regulates the quality of
Share of coal power in Finland nearly zero as cogeneration plant shuts down
Helsinki’s municipal energy company Helen closed its last coal facility. Together with the country’s remaining plants that use the solid
Hybrid energy-agriculture cooperatives: Passe-partout key to unlock a community-led net-zero future
Author: Dimitris Symeonidis, founder at Decentralized Solutions Global Network, Project Expert on Hydrogen for CERTHEU and EUSEW Young Energy Ambassador
Communities leading the Western Balkans’ clean heating transition
Author: Nataša Kovačević, CEE Bankwatch Network Long overdue, the energy transition in the Western Balkans is well underway. The recent
Energy efficiency, renewables in rural communities in Serbia’s Zlatibor region
Author: Stevan Vujasinović The population in rural areas in the municipalities of Priboj, Čajetina and Arilje in Serbia have been