Serbia: EPS begins trial production at newly completed 66 MW Kostolac wind farm
State-owned power utility EPS has confirmed that construction of the Kostolac wind farm has been completed and that the facility […]
Croatian businesses warn of competitiveness crisis as electricity prices rise 120% in six years
At a regional economic forum this week, speakers cautioned that Croatia’s current electricity pricing system has created a structural imbalance:
Croatia to abolish LNG transmission discount as HERA prepares new gas tariff reform
Croatia is preparing to revise its gas transmission tariffs for the first time in four years. In accordance with the
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Ugljevik shuts down over coal shortage, Gacko offline after storm damage
Thermal power plant Ugljevik was forced to halt operations this morning due to a shortage of coal, the plant’s union
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Electricity production surges 42% in October, coal output rises as coke production plummets
Gross electricity production in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) reached 680 GWh in October 2025, marking a 42%
Albania: ERE grants 30-year license for Voltalia’s 90 MW Spitalla solar power plant
Albania’s energy regulator ERE has issued a 30-year electricity-generation license to Spitalla Solar, the project company established by French renewable-energy
Durable Concrete Made From Lithium Mining Waste Could Reshape the Global Construction Industry
Australian researchers have uncovered a breakthrough that could significantly reduce emissions, cut industrial waste, and redefine how the construction industry
How the EU Can Secure a Sustainable Supply of Critical Minerals
The European Union is waking up to the strategic importance of critical minerals for a sustainable future. However, overlooking environmental
Europe’s Critical Raw Materials Strategy: Securing Supply Chains for a Resilient Future
Europe’s dependence on China for rare-earth magnets and other critical raw materials has become one of its most pressing strategic
Africa Mining Wrap: Resilience, Reforms, and Realignment
The African mining sector has navigated a year of dynamic change, characterized by surging global demand for critical minerals, shifting
Slovenia: Šoštanj Unit 6 shutdown extended after preventive repairs ordered
Unit 6 of the Šoštanj thermal power plant was intentionally taken offline in mid-November to conduct post-overhaul testing on its
Serbia moves to secure legal path for takeover of NIS amid sanctions crisis
Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić announced that the Government will introduce an amendment to the 2026 draft budget that would allow