Google Publishes First Detailed Report on Energy Consumption of Its AI Applications
Google has released a technical report that, for the first time, provides precise data on the amount of energy consumed by its Gemini artificial intelligence models when processing queries. According to the company, an average query requires 0.24 watt-hours of…
Turkey Considers More Sustainable Tourism: All-Inclusive Breakfast as a Luxury or Waste Coming to an End?
When my friends return from their summer holidays, I enjoy long coffee chats where they recount their adventures. Even the less pleasant moments become funny when retold. Those who come back from Turkey are always full of impressions, but this…
Do Green Energy and E-Mobility Have a Future in Southeast Europe?
Answers will be offered at the ZG Green Energy Fair, the first of its kind in Croatia and the largest in the region dedicated to renewable energy sources and e-mobility. The event will take place on October 29–30, 2025, at…
The Soundscape of the Sea: The Listening to Its Depth
The underwater world is constantly alive with sound. The deeper you go, the more light fades, while sound continues its journey through water as vibrations, remaining a reliable guide. In such an environment, acoustics becomes a tool for understanding life…
Denmark Converts Agricultural Land into Forests – EU Provides €626 Million
Denmark will receive €626 million in support from the European Union to promote afforestation. The aim of this measure is to strengthen environmental protection, mitigate the effects of climate change, and adapt to them, while also contributing to the objectives…
New Electricity Prices and Billing Changes for Households in Serbia Effective October 1
The Council of the Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia, at its session held last week, approved new prices for access to the electricity system. According to the AERS website, as of October 1, 2025, the transmission tariff will…
Space-Based Solar Panels Could Cut Europe’s Need for Land Renewables by 80%
Solar energy harvested in space could be a game-changer for Europe’s energy transition, potentially reducing the need for land-based renewables by up to 80 percent, according to a new study by researchers at King’s College London. Published in the prestigious…