EPCG Takes Over Study on the Construction of Gas-Fired Power Plants in Montenegro
The Electric Power Company of Montenegro (EPCG) has officially taken over a feasibility study on the construction of gas-fired power plants in Montenegro, which has shown that electricity generation from liquefied petroleum gas is technically feasible and economically viable. As…
16th IRENA Assembly: 40 Innovations for More Resilient and Equitable Energy Systems
The Sixteenth Assembly of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) was held in Abu Dhabi, marking the first major international energy gathering of 2026. The Assembly took place under the theme Mobilising Humanity: Renewable Energy for Shared Prosperity, with the…
How the RS Fund Is Building the Green Transition: Plans, Results, and Challenges
The Environmental Protection Fund of the Republic of Srpska plays an important role in financing and promoting projects that contribute to nature protection and the improvement of environmental standards. Through various funding programs, the Fund supports local communities, businesses, and…
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. It appears that the European Union is simultaneously…
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 Oil Refinery. According to the company’s statement, the…
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 in the text, but in the material itself.…
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 show that as many as 89 percent…