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Serbia’s Ministry of Mining and Energy has allowed oil companies that submitted requests to temporarily use their operational reserves of Euro diesel in order to ensure a stable supply to the domestic market during a period of disrupted fuel imports.…

The public charging network for electric vehicles across the European Union is expanding faster than the number of electric cars on the road, according to a new analysis by Transport & Environment (T&E). The findings show that all EU member…

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…

The Council of the European Union has adopted an agreement on the European Electricity Grids Package, aimed at modernising energy grids, accelerating electrification, and strengthening Europe’s energy security. At the same time, a tripartite agreement on the development of energy…

Artificial turf, most commonly used on sports fields, children’s playgrounds, in parks, and for landscaping yards, is generally made from fossil-fuel-based plastics and often contains rubber or plastic infill. For this reason, the development of the first biopolymer artificial turf…

Renewable energy sources (RES) provided more than 62% of Croatia’s total available electricity during the first quarter of 2026, according to the latest report from the Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia association (OIEH). The beginning of the year was marked…

Although Vojvodina is not geographically located in the very heart of Serbia, its plains have long been one of the most important pillars of domestic agricultural production. It is precisely in these fields, where each season is measured by yields,…