Katarina Vuinac
Katarina Vuinac
A New Life for Old Turbine Blades: From Playgrounds to Surfboards
Producing clean energy is no longer enough for renewable sources to fully meet sustainability criteria. As their use grows and becomes an integral part of the everyday energy system, the questions move further: how do we store energy, how do…
Climate-Resilient Cities Through Sustainable Architecture and Green Infrastructure
Climate change is increasingly shaping life in cities — from heat waves and floods to pressure on infrastructure and public health. The question of how to make urban environments more resilient has become one of the key issues in contemporary…
MT-KOMEX Building a Solar Power Plant in Novi Bečej
The company MT-KOMEX continues to expand its network of solar projects across Serbia — this time in Novi Bečej, where construction has begun on the B4M Solutions solar power plant for the investor B2 Solar Masters d.o.o. The power plant,…
Green Construction in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Obstacles on the Path to Sustainability
The Green Building Council – Green Council BiH association brings together experts from various fields to promote best practices in sustainable and responsible construction through an interdisciplinary approach. They have produced a substantial number of scientific and professional publications, as…
The Largest Solar Power Plant Built on Degraded Land Commissioned in Romania
Romanian company Simtel has commissioned a 52 MWp photovoltaic park in Giurgiu County, which Romanian media describe as the largest solar power plant in the country built through ecological reconstruction on a former industrial ash dump. The plant is expected…
Expansion of the Grid in Germany – How Many Kilometers of Transmission Lines Are Needed
The Federal Network Agency in Germany has published an updated overview of the current status and expected further development of the electricity grid, within the approval procedures for grid construction under its authority. To meet the requirements of the energy…
Applications for Geothermal Energy Subsidies in Hungary Open from 2026
Hungary has a significant clean energy capacity, which has exceeded 9 GW, but geothermal energy currently accounts for only 2.7 MW. Recognizing its potential, the Hungarian government has launched the Jedlik Ányos Energy Program, offering a total of 41 billion forints (around…