Croatia Announces First Incentives for Residential Battery Systems, Alongside New Package for Solar and Heat Pumps
Croatia’s Minister of Environmental Protection and Green Transition, Marija Vučković, presented on Tuesday, April 7, a public call worth €38 million aimed at encouraging the use of renewable energy sources and energy storage systems. The initiative is part of the…
Bulgaria Expands Capacity of the Vertical Gas Corridor: Gas Transmission to Double by the End of 2026
Bulgaria’s Minister of Energy, Trajčo Trajkov, met with Romania’s Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brinduša Joana Predesku, to discuss strengthening energy and infrastructure cooperation between the two countries. The talks focused on the development of gas interconnections, regional corridors, and joint transport…
How the Greenfield Project Is Transforming Students’ Environmental Awareness
When a volunteer initiative grows into a movement that brings together generations of students, you know that something worth noticing is taking shape. This is precisely the story behind the student project Greenfield, about which we spoke with Ana Vrbica,…
Sustainable Mobility in Croatia: The Role of Cities, Energy, and Digitalization
The electrification of transport, the integration of renewable energy sources, and the application of digital solutions are no longer distant-future issues but concrete challenges facing local communities, decision-makers, and businesses across the region today. We discussed these topics—as well as…
Solar Power Brings Europe Significant Savings Amid Middle East Crisis
The events in the Middle East have prompted countries around the world to increase investments in renewable energy, and a new report from SolarPower Europe highlights just how much solar power is currently contributing to Europe’s savings. Data shows that…
European Commission Examines French Support for New Nuclear Reactors
In November 2025, France presented to the European Commission a plan to support the construction and operation of six new nuclear reactors, with a total capacity of 9,990 MW. The new units will be built in pairs at existing nuclear…
Romania Declares Crisis Situation on the Crude Oil and Petroleum Products Market
An emergency ordinance declaring a crisis situation on the crude oil and petroleum products market has officially come into effect in Romania. According to the Romanian Government, the ordinance applies to the period from April 1 to June 30, 2026,…