Council of Europe urges North Macedonia to improve environment, protect Romas from disproportionate risks
North Macedonia should bridge the gap between commitments and reality on human rights of Romas and environmental protection, the Council
APSTE: High state fees for PV panels, energy storage batteries inhibit electricity price decrease in Bulgaria
The Association for Production, Storage and Trading of Electricity (APSTE) warned that the government’s disproportionately high fees for photovoltaic panels
Satellite dishes get new life, hosting solar panels for data center
A Swiss telecom service provider converted unused satellite dishes into solar dishes, powering its data center’s rising energy needs. Smart
World Environment Day 2025: Beat Plastic Pollution
World Environment Day, celebrated on June 5, was established by the United Nations in 1973. This year’s host country is
Photovoltaics recycling gains traction in Greece with new facilities
Two recycling facilities for solar panels are complete in Greece, while another one is expected to follow soon. The business
Rörig (E.ON): Croatia charges up to six times higher e-waste fees on solar panels than other EU states
Croatia charges a waste fee on solar panels of EUR 300 per ton, up to six times more than other
Bulgaria’s plastic waste recycling rate much lower than in official statistics, report reveals
Bulgaria’s statistics show a 50.6% recycling rate for 2019 in the plastic packaging waste segment. However, over half of the
Nuclear startup newcleo plans advanced modular reactors in Slovakia
Newcleo signed agreements with two Slovakian companies on the joint development of a project for up to four lead-cooled advanced
Four fifths of Croatia’s citizens separate, recycle waste
As much as 80% of citizens in Croatia separate and recycle waste, almost half always carry their own bags to
Criminals illegally imported hazardous waste from three EU states, burying it in Croatia
Croatian police detained several people suspected of illegally importing hazardous waste from Italy, Germany and Slovenia to Croatia. Croatian law