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What’s New in the ESG Landscape of the European Union

In recent months, several decisions have been published that are reshaping the European approach to sustainability across various sectors, while some previously adopted measures will begin to apply in the new year....

NIS Agrees on Crude Oil Imports via JANAF, Restart of Pančevo Refinery Expected Soon

Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) has agreed on the import of the first quantities of crude oil via the Adriatic Pipeline (JANAF), creating the conditions for the restart of production at the Pančevo...

Paper Magic: When Creativity Brings Old Books to Life

It all began on a holiday evening, among old books that were waiting for their final journey to the recycling container. In those yellowed pages, Irena Popović found an idea — not...

Air Pollution Claims Nearly 7 Million Lives Worldwide Each Year

Air pollution represents the single greatest environmental risk to human health and is linked to nearly 7 million premature deaths every year, according to data from the World Health Organization (WHO). WHO estimates...

The Green Transition Cannot Be Put on Hold – Erste Bank Launches a Pioneering ESG Model in Serbia

At a moment when the world is once again shifting its focus from sustainability to rapid profit, Erste Bank in Serbia is doing the opposite precisely: we remain the most significant financial...

Brazil Between the Challenges and Opportunities of the Green Transition

At a time when the world is facing increasingly visible consequences of climate change, Brazil finds itself at a crucial crossroads between strong development ambitions and complex environmental challenges. The protection of...

Prelog – A Small City With a Big Vision

Prelog is a town in Međimurje County, northern Croatia, that is highly committed to sustainable development and environmental protection. The city actively promotes green initiatives and projects that improve the quality of...

Energy Outlook 2025: Renewable Growth Reshapes Global Market

The year we are saying goodbye to has been extremely dynamic – bringing new social and environmental risks, but also clear progress toward a cleaner energy system, as summarized by Ember in...

How CBAM Will Transform the Serbian Economy

As of 1 January 2026, Serbia enters a new economic reality: the full implementation of CBAM (the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) will not only pose a regulatory challenge but also test the...

Germany: Europe’s Largest Green Hydrogen Plant Being Commissioned

The German energy company RWE (Rheinisch-Westfälisches Elektrizitätswerk) has recently begun the commissioning process of Europe’s largest green hydrogen production facility. The plant is located in Lingen, in western Germany, and, as reported by...

Corporate Social Responsibility: How MaxBet Builds Social Capital

At a time when ESG standards are increasingly evaluated by their real impact on the community rather than declarative promises, MaxBet approaches social responsibility as a long-term strategy rather than a season...

CBAM and the Energy Community: Readiness Level of the Region’s Countries

The European Union has decided to fully implement its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) as of 1 January 2026. The core principle of CBAM is that every ton of carbon dioxide embodied...

Celebrating Five Years of Siemens Energy Serbia: Shaping the Energy Future of the Region

Five years after Siemens Energy became an independent company, this global energy leader has grown into one of the key drivers of energy transition. In Serbia, Siemens Energy has maintained its reputation...

Poland Successfully Concludes Its First Offshore Wind Auction

Poland has successfully completed its first competitive auction for offshore wind energy, which awarded support for three major projects in the Baltic Sea, with a total capacity of 3.4 GW. Besides marking a...

Double holder of the OPEC Fund’s Master of innovation title

Innovation is the driving force of modern society — through new ideas and approaches, it generates solutions that improve the quality of life and stimulate economic growth. Innovators do not accept limitations; instead, they...

Växjö – The City That Chose to Defeat Climate Change

In southern Sweden, nestled among the lakes and forests of the Kronoberg region, lies a city that has been called the greenest in Europe for decades. This is Växjö – a university...
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