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U nfortunately, natural resources are invaluable treasures that we often fail to appreciate. This is evident in the many illegal dumpsites and trash left behind by careless individuals. It’s not uncommon to see riverbanks, meadows, and roadside areas covered with…

In recent years, issues related to the environment, society, and corporate governance have gained increasing importance in both the global and domestic business landscapes. Serbia has laws regulating these areas, but questions arise as to how aligned they are with…

Volvo Trucks is attending the Bauma 2025 exhibition to showcase its commitment to decarbonizing transport in the construction industry. The company will present a wide range of products and technologies that enable sustainable transport—both today and in the future. At…

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has announced the launch of a Global AI and Energy Monitoring Center this spring to track the growing impact of data center construction on electricity consumption. During the “AI Action Summit” in Paris, IEA Executive…

Since it was first mentioned, the potential development of a nuclear energy program in Serbia has sparked significant interest. A topic absent from public discourse for decades, it has now garnered widespread attention across society, from scientists, economists, and journalists…

The Ministry of Energy (hereinafter: the Ministry) invites interested energy entities engaged in electricity supply activities to submit bids in accordance with the Tender Documentation for the selection of the supplier of last resort and vulnerable customers for electricity supply…

Thanks to ongoing efforts to enhance energy efficiency and the growing interest in clean energy, new solar power plants have enriched Serbia, further expanding its solar capacity with additional green megawatts. These investments reduce dependence on fossil fuels and lay…