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Romania is seeking to regain the right to export live sheep and goats after the European Commission extended restrictions introduced following an outbreak of peste des petits ruminants, a highly contagious viral disease affecting these animals. A new outbreak was…

From smart circuit breakers and SF₆-free switchgear to the electric motor drives of the future: technologies that are shaping energy and industry today How can we simultaneously ensure more energy, greater system reliability, and a lower environmental impact? This is…

A group of companies developing renewable energy and battery storage projects across Central and Eastern Europe has sent a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen concerning interim guidance restricting the use of European Union funds for projects…

Croatia will soon launch a new 20 million euros subsidy scheme to support citizens purchasing energy-efficient vehicles, it was announced at the closing conference of the “Driving Economically” (Vozimo EKOnomično) project, organized by the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund.…

Despite the entry into force of the REPower Gas Regulation, by which the European Union began phasing out imports of Russian natural gas, data shows that imports from Russia actually increased in the first months of 2026. According to the…

The European Commission and the European Investment Bank have approved the disbursement of 2.5 billion euros from the Modernisation Fund for 51 energy projects in 11 European Union member states. According to the European Commission, this disbursement brings the total…

More than 70% of European Union citizens believe that the biggest polluters and companies that do not sufficiently reduce their emissions should bear higher costs, according to new public opinion research conducted in six European countries. The results indicate broad…