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Big Plans for Batteries in Europe – Will They Come True?

Due to the key role of batteries, especially in the automotive industry, many companies are striving to start production in Europe. The announced production capacities by 2030 exceed two terawatt-hours annually. However,...

EU Aviation Sector Almost Reached Pre-Pandemic Emission Levels – How to Reduce Pollution?

The COVID-19 pandemic led to a decrease in people's mobility, resulting in a significant drop in emissions from the aviation sector. However, the latest data shows that by 2024, emissions have almost...

Montenegro’s 2024 Energy Balance – Hydrological Challenges and Increased Electricity Consumption

Montenegro’s annual energy balance for 2024 revealed that the country produced less electricity than planned, while consumption increased. A total of 3,446.6 GWh of electricity was generated, which is 4.4 percent less than...

Turkey’s Solar and Wind Potential on the Rise

The combined share of wind and solar energy in Turkey’s electricity generation reached 18 percent last year, according to Ember’s Turkey Electricity Review 2025, published for the fourth consecutive year, which analyzes...

Coal Use at Its Lowest in the Past 20 Years

Electricity production from coal reached its lowest level in the past two decades last year, totaling 44 gigawatts (GW), marking a strong signal for the continued decline in the use of the...

First DC Chargers in Cities Across Serbia

Drivers in Serbia often face dilemmas when it comes to choosing electric vehicles. This ambiguity usually stems from the perception that adequate infrastructure is lacking, leading many to conclude that electric cars...

Croatia Adopts Key Laws to Modernize the Energy Sector

The Croatian Parliament has held a significant session during which key legislative acts were adopted, marking an important step forward in the modernization of the energy sector, consumer protection, and the strengthening...

Tuzla and Semberija Demand a Ban on Lithium Mining on Majevica

Residents of Lopare, Bijeljina, Tuzla, along with environmental activists and organizations, strongly oppose the opening of a lithium mine on Mount Majevica. The City Council of Tuzla has recently discussed the harmful...

Coal Industry in Australia Increases Production While Emissions Remain the Same – Genuine Success or Illusion?

The organization Ember has published a report analyzing fugitive emissions in Australia’s coal industry between 1990 and 2022. These are greenhouse gas emissions resulting from leaks or unintentional gas releases that are...

SET Trebinje 2025: Immature Projects and Unaligned Regulations Hinder the Region’s Energy Transition

On the final day of the SET Trebinje 2025 summit, a panel discussion was held on the challenges of investing in renewable energy sources (RES) and administrative barriers. Panelists revealed the main...

Biomass Power Plant at BAT Factory and Geothermal Energy Research in Croatia

One of the latest steps in Croatia’s energy transition is the opening of a biomass power plant in Kanfanar. This plant is part of the British American Tobacco (BAT) factory, one of...

The International Significance of Greenland’s Elections – A Matter of Energy and Strategic Interests

In recent times, Greenland has increasingly found itself at the center of global attention, a stark contrast to its previous status. Due to statements from political circles, particularly in the United States,...

A New Method for Long-Term Drought Prediction – Improved Water Resource Planning

Accurate drought forecasting could play a crucial role in managing water resources at both national and international levels, in line with the EU Water Framework Directive. As temperatures rise, precipitation patterns have...

Bulgaria Faces Highest Energy Poverty in the EU: Will It Receive Funding from the Social Climate Fund?

Bulgaria's Agency for Sustainable Energy Development highlights that the country has the highest level of energy poverty in the European Union, affecting as much as 30 percent of the population. This makes...

Fire Strikes Panama’s Thermal Power Plant – Nationwide Power Outage Ensues

During the night between Saturday and Sunday, a malfunction at a private thermal power plant in Panama caused widespread disruptions in the country's electricity supply. The incident occurred when a fire broke...

Social Media as a Tool for Monitoring Species in the Era of Climate Change

Climate change affects the range of habitats of numerous species, and these changes are usually documented through databases such as the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF). However, in recent times, rapid shifts...

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