Serbia to put mining strategy to parliament vote
The government passed the draft Strategy for the Management of Mineral and Other Geological Resources of the Republic of Serbia
Serbia developing legal framework for CO2 storage
The draft law on hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation will include permanent disposal of carbon dioxide in geological formations of depleted
After adding PV unit, Slovenian gas power plant TEB launches battery project
The management of the Brestanica gas power plant in Slovenia has decided to diversify its activities by installing a battery
Israel, Greece, Cyprus reaffirm commitment to joint energy projects
Amid chronic delays in the projects for offshore gas and the Great Sea Interconnector and Turkey’s warnings, the leaders of
Brazil’s COP of Truth leaves out fossil fuels, deforestation from final deal
The United Nations Climate Change Conference COP30 was concluded with a deal to keep the world’s ambitions similar, after modest
Bruegel: Without refining or delaying CBAM for electricity, EU risks market integration, security of supply
Unless the rules are refined for the electricity sector, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) risks undermining the European electricity
Serbia plans to stop using coal, fuel oil in district heating by 2040
By 2040, Serbia intends to replace fuel oil and coal in district heating plants with solar, wood biomass, heat pumps,
Project pipeline in Greece for CO2 capture, storage nearing EUR 4 billion
Carbon capture and storage projects worth as much as EUR 3.6 billion are under development in Greece. Energean’s subsidiary EnEarth
Montenegro seeks contractor for marking liquid oil-derived fuel, biofuel
With approval from the Government of Montenegro, the Ministry of Energy and Mining issued a public call for the selection
Romania risks blackouts if it shuts coal plants as scheduled
Minister of Energy Bogdan Ivan claims that energy poverty or even blackouts could hit Romania if it proceeds with the