Sustainable Energy in Practice – First Advanced EV System in Serbia
The companies Charge&GO and Schneider Electric have implemented the first dynamic load management project on an electric charger at the OMV Lapovo South location. With this new collaboration, both companies once again confirm their leading position in the e-mobility market…
Energy Week Western Balkans 2025 – Perspectives for a Sustainable Regional Energy Future
The Energy Week Western Balkans 2025 conference, scheduled for October 8–9 at the five-star Maestral Resort, Montenegro, will bring together ministers, energy leaders, and international investors to chart the region’s path toward a sustainable energy future. Now entering its fourth year,…
Nuclear energy – Risk or pillar of Energy stability?
Countries striving for energy stability and achieving carbon neutrality are increasingly discussing nuclear energy as a possible source of a sustainable and stable electricity supply. Nuclear energy can complement an energy mix comprising renewable sources by taking the lead in…
European Commission Proposes Record EU Budget to Boost Competitiveness – But Wind Needs a Dedicated Fund
WindEurope welcomes the ambition. The proposal simplifies and harmonises funding rules, and provides more flexibility and support for infrastructure, innovation, and industrial decarbonisation. This is good news for Europe’s clean tech industries, ensuring they can deliver an economy that’s secure,…
When Jellyfish Drift Where They Don’t Belong: How Climate Change Is Transforming Marine Ecosystems
This year, fishermen from the South Korean city of Pohang returned from the sea with nets full of—not fish, but giant, venomous jellyfish. Instead of the expected catch, they were met by Nomura’s jellyfish, each weighing several dozen kilograms. And…
YugoHrana – Sharing Empathy and Surplus from the Plate
Food waste has always sparked debate within human communities. While some had the privilege of surplus, often discarded without much thought, others strove through solidarity and sharing to ensure everyone could at least have a bite. Today, however, food surplus…
Solar Trees: A New Chance for Solar Energy Development Without Destroying Forests
The global expansion of solar energy often comes with a high ecological cost—massive deforestation to make way for solar panels, creating a deep conflict between the need for renewable energy and the preservation of natural ecosystems. However, new research conducted…