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Jasna Dragojević
Jasna Dragojević
EU imports €8 billion worth of solar panels, while exports remain far lower
In 2025, the European Union (EU) imported solar panels worth €8 billion, while exports amounted to just €500 million, according to Eurostat data. Although the value of imports fell by 27.7% compared with the previous year, China maintained its dominant…
From Termite Mounds to Solar Trees: How Nature Inspires Sustainable Engineering
Behind great scientific achievements, the spark of an idea has often been born in nature. Sometimes it is a gaze into the sky, sometimes the flight of a bird, the movement of water, or the glow of insects on a…
Innovation from Sarajevo as a Solution to Pollution and Energy Challenges
Innovations in energy and environmental protection are becoming a key driver of sustainable development and the transition to cleaner energy sources. They enable more efficient use of resources, reduction of harmful gas emissions, and the development of technologies that place…
Almost 22 million electric cars produced in one year
The world is rapidly transitioning to electric mobility – last year, one in every four new cars sold globally was electric. With more than 20 million vehicles sold and 20 percent growth, the electric car market continues to break records,…
How an Environmental Initiative Mobilised Children Across Serbia
here are things that cannot be rushed. Their creation requires patience, natural rhythms and time. Plants are among them. For a seed to become a flower, a certain amount of time is needed. It takes soil, water and sunlight, but…
From KONČAR to Flex: Meet the First Speakers at This Year’s Green Energy Fair
Green Energy Fair is coming to Arena Zagreb on October 28 and 29, bringing a conference programme that has been elevated to an even higher level, both in terms of content and the profile of its speakers. Alongside topics already…
The Elder Vulture and His Successors: The Story of Serbia’s Vultures
The recent poisoning of a cinereous vulture near Svrljig once again drew public attention to one of the most endangered groups of birds in Serbia. Although the suspect in this case was quickly identified and arrested, the incident raised important…