Slovenia sells Europe’s first sustainability bond, worth EUR 1 billion
Slovenia accessed the international markets with its inaugural sustainability-linked bond, oversubscribed by more than 6.5 times. The interest payable can
Germany supports Serbia in clean energy supply, environmental protection
The Republic of Serbia and Germany’s KfW Development Bank signed a loan agreement on July 18 for EUR 135 million
Future Green Business conference highlights role of Croatian companies, EU-Africa partnership in climate action
The International Institute for Climate Action (IICA) held its third international Future Green Initiative conference on climate change. The event
EU outlines measures for 90% emissions cut by 2040
The European Commission proposed an amendment to the European Climate Law, setting a 2040 target of a 90% reduction in
US wants Central Europe to join ‘team energy freedom’, ditch EU’s energy transition goals
United States Secretary of Energy Chris Wright invited Central European countries to abandon the official European Union’s energy and climate
Join Young Bled Strategic Forum – applications now open
At the end of August, Slovenia will once again host one of the most inspiring international youth gatherings – the
Ember: Warming’s 2024 share of global power demand rise was covered with fossil fuels
According to Ember’s new figures, renewable energy sources met almost three quarters of last year’s increase in the world’s electricity
Building resilient cities: how to align competitiveness and sustainability in Europe’s energy transition?
By Filipe Araùjo, Deputy Mayor of Porto, Portugal and Vice President of Energy Cities,one of EUSEW partner organisations With the
Seven cities, regions in Western Balkans to strengthen climate resilience with CLIMAAX
Seven cities and regions in the Western Balkans will receive financial and technical support to enhance their climate resilience. Four
New European Commission weighing energy affordability versus decarbonization goals
The European Parliament voted in Ursula von der Leyen’s second European Commission, with a mandate until 2029. Much of her