Wind farm project in Cyprus rejected to protect birds, habitats
The Department of Environment of Cyprus scrapped a proposal for a wind power plant partly within or near protected areas
Turkey aims to become major lithium producer with its geothermal wells
Turkey is using only 10% of its geothermal potential, according to Chairman of the Geothermal Power Plant Investors Association (JESDER)
Case of Struga illegal landfill in North Macedonia goes to Strasbourg court
The Macedonian Young Lawyers Association (MYLA or MZMP) from Skopje said the only hope for justice regarding the issue of
Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović gets third mandate; Sara Pavkov takes over environment
The National Assembly of Serbia reelected Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović for her third term. The youngest
EU lawmakers urge for rule of law in Jadar lithium project in Serbia
A group of members of the European Parliament is asking the European Commission to demand from the Government of Serbia
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
Activists in northeastern BiH to obstruct Majevica lithium mining project
Switzerland-based Arcore and Canadian company Rock Tech Lithium are planning to excavate lithium, boron and magnesium ore and process it
Locals defy lithium mining plans on Mount Majevica
Residents of the town of Lopare, Bosnia and Herzegovina, have held a protest to voice their opposition to plans to
EU to unveil strategic projects for raw materials on March 25
The European Commission scheduled for March 25 the declaration of the first batch of strategic projects under the European Union’s…
US court rules Greenpeace must pay over USD 660 million to oil pipeline operator
A North Dakota state court in Morton county found Greenpeace liable for more than USD 660 million in damages to…