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New Equipment at EPS at the Kostolac Open-Pit Mine “Drmno”

At the Kostolac open-pit mine “Drmno,” the installation of a new self-propelled conveyor, worth 10.6 million euros, has been completed and it is expected to be put into coal production starting in...

Gas in Europe – Romania Leads the EU, While Norway Is the Key Supplier Outside the Union

Romania remains at the top of natural gas production within the European Union, but this does not change the continent’s strong dependence on imports. Over the past two years, Romania has grown into...

Sustainability of Europe’s mobility systems 2025

Transport is fundamental to Europe’s economy and society. It enables the movement of goods and people across regions, supporting markets and sustaining over 10 million jobs while contributing around 5 percent of gross domestic product. It is also responsible for a substantial share of...

Nina Stanarević dedicates her artisan craft to ecology and sustainable practices

How everyday, previously used objects can be given a second life is something Nina Stanarević, a graphic designer and hand bookbinder from Banja Luka, demonstrates through her work every day. Her brand,...

Bobija Project, Western Serbia: New Sampling Indicates Greater Polymetallic Potential

Australian company Middle Island Resources (MDI), focused on gold and base metals exploration, announced in its publications in September last year that it would carry out geological exploration at the Bobija project...

How Do Falling EU Orders Impact Serbian Automotive Factories and Employment?

It is no news that Serbia depends on Europe when it comes to markets. Given transport routes, geographic proximity, and the fact that Serbia is part of the same continent, doing business...

Montenegro Sets Priorities for Protecting the Adriatic Sea Until 2036

Montenegro has prepared a Draft Strategy for the Protection of the Marine Environment until 2036, establishing a long-term framework for preserving and improving the state of its seas in line with European...

EPS: Stable Electricity Production Without Imports

According to data from Elektrodistribucija Srbije, around 51,000 citizens will be exempt from paying their January electricity bill, as they were without power for more than 24 hours. The largest number of...

Regulation on Air Quality Control Adopted

At a session of the Government, the Regulation on determining the air quality control program within the state network was adopted, at the proposal of the Ministry of Environmental Protection. According to the...

Montenegro to Build a 400 kV Transmission Line to Strengthen Interconnection with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Montenegro is launching a project to strengthen the transmission network in the northwestern part of the country. The plan includes the construction of a 400 kV transmission line to the border with...

New RES Auctions: United Kingdom Adds 1.3 GW of Onshore Wind Capacity

Following successful offshore wind auctions, the United Kingdom has awarded contracts for 1.3 GW of new onshore wind capacity in the latest auction round. Contracts for a total of 28 onshore wind projects...

Refund of Part of Excess Gas Revenues Brings Lower Tariffs for Consumers in Moldova

Moldova’s National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE) has reduced the regulated price of natural gas for households (a price set/approved by the state regulator rather than the free market). As of 4...

CEEFOR Strengthens its Operations With Two Additional ISO Certificates

In today’s business environment, the trust of clients, partners, and the wider community is built not only on the results a company achieves, but also on how it reaches those results. Expectations...

Start of Foundation Concreting for Paks II

In Hungary, the start of concreting works for the reactor building foundation slab of the Paks II project has been marked, moving the project into the status of a nuclear power plant...

Citizen Sensors Reveal: More Than 80 Municipalities in Serbia Experienced Air Pollution in 2025

More than 80 municipalities in Serbia recorded excessive air pollution in 2025, according to the latest results from the citizen-led air quality monitoring network, published in a report by the Belgrade Open...

ECA Warns: EU at Risk Due to Shortage of Critical Raw Materials for the Green Transition

The European Union is facing serious difficulties in securing the critical raw materials needed to achieve its energy and climate goals – this is the main conclusion of the latest report by...

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