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Katarina Vuinac
Katarina Vuinac
Danube Level Near Cernavodă Rises by Four Centimetres After Barge Sinking Operation
The water level of the Danube near Cernavodă, Romania, rose by four centimetres over the past 24 hours, despite forecasts indicating that it would fall by around four centimetres. According to Romania’s Ministry of Energy, this means that the actual…
Clear Structure – Clear Value Proposition
Europe’s solar market has undergone major changes in recent years. Financial pressures, falling module prices, competition from Asia, but also growing demand for renewable energy sources have changed the way investors choose equipment. In such an environment, the German manufacturer…
Electric Car Sales Reach Record Levels in 50 Countries
Although global car sales declined during the second quarter of 2026, a new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) shows that electric vehicle sales increased significantly. The surge was also driven by the energy crisis triggered by developments in…
Romania Introduces Emergency Measures to Maintain Operation of Nuclear Unit at Cernavodă Amid Low Danube Water Levels
Due to historically low water levels of the Danube River, the Romanian Government has adopted emergency measures to ensure the continued operation of Unit 2 at the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant and prevent disruptions to the functioning of the national…
New Decrees in Serbia: Measures to Reduce Emissions and Improve Waste Management
At the end of May and the beginning of June, two decrees were adopted in Serbia regulating the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, as well as the improvement of waste reuse and recovery. The Decree on the Types of Measures…
The EU Can Add 25 GW of Renewable Energy Thanks to Existing Hydropower Plants
The further development of renewable energy in Europe largely depends on expanding the electricity grid, which has become a major bottleneck for connecting new projects in many countries. However, a new report by Ember shows that existing hydropower plants in…
Croatia to Get Six New Battery-Electric Trains
Croatia has signed contracts worth 53.6 million euros for the procurement of six battery-electric trains and the construction of a hybrid charging station, as part of continued investments in the decarbonisation and modernisation of railway transport. The project is financed…