City of Osijek has highest waste separation rate in Croatia
Osijek has reached a 57.92% waste separation rate in 2024, the highest score among the four largest cities in the
Race against time to secure EU funding for waste-to-energy plants in Greece
Hostile reactions from citizens and the opposition by municipal authorities threaten to derail Greece’s efforts to build six waste-to-energy plants.
Montenegro’s capital Podgorica preparing feasibility study for waste incinerator
Municipal waste utility Deponija has made the first step towards building a waste-to-energy facility. Deponija, the utility in charge of
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
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