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Waste Incinerators as the Wrong Response to the Waste and Energy Crisis in the Western Balkans
While the Western Balkan countries have yet to establish even basic systems for separate waste collection, we are increasingly hearing governments and investors promote waste incinerators as a modern solution, a source of green energy, or even part of the…
New Decrees in Serbia: Measures to Reduce Emissions and Improve Waste Management
At the end of May and the beginning of June, two decrees were adopted in Serbia regulating the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, as well as the improvement of waste reuse and recovery. The Decree on the Types of Measures…
Transport as Climate Policy: How European Cities Are Changing People’s Habits
In European capitals today, it is no longer sufficient for public transport lines to simply become faster and more modern. Urban transport is increasingly viewed as a tool for reducing emissions, air pollution, and the number of cars in urban…
The Future of Transport in Croatia from the Perspective of the HUEM Association
The country of a thousand islands is increasingly positioning itself as a regional leader in transport electrification, with professional and independent organizations playing a significant role in this process. Among them, the Croatian National E-Mobility Association (HUEM) stands out, bringing…
How Some Islands Have Completely Switched to Renewable Energy Sources
While large countries are still grappling with how to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels, some small islands are already showing what the energy future could look like. From wind turbines and solar farms to battery storage and green hydrogen,…
Slovenian Government Mitigates Diesel, Petrol and Heating Oil Price Increases
The Slovenian government has announced measures in response to rising oil prices caused by geopolitical developments in the Middle East. According to reports, excise duties on diesel and heating oil are planned to be reduced to the lowest level allowed…
Serbia’s energy plan: 1,500 MW of new capacity, gas-fired power plants, and the start of a nuclear program
Serbia’s energy sector is facing major changes and, according to Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović, the country could add around 1,500 MW of new state-owned electricity generation capacity by 2030, equivalent to about 20 percent of its…