The decarbonisation of Western Balkan economies is a topic of great debate, particularly in the context of the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans and the draft revisions...
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Serbia’s draft National Energy and Climate Plan is currently on public consultation until 28 July. But despite some positive measures, it raises more questions than it answers. Serbia’s...
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by Pippa Gallop A new study by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Southeast Europe Dialogue and Bankwatch analyses barriers to a sustainable energy transition in Southeast Europe and suggests...
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by Victoria Shevchuk With summer over, everyone’s attention will increasingly turn towards heating, air quality, and the energy sector in general. And, while we noted some progress this...
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By Natasa Kovacevic, Bankwatch district heating coordinator Can you imagine, instead of hearing each year how Tuzla and Pljevlja are among the most polluted towns in Europe, that actually they...
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by Victoria Shevchuk June 2021 was a historic month for just transition in the Western Balkans: North Macedonia announced a coal phase-out date, one of the first among...
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by Rosa Hergan Bitola’s green market, “Pazari”, is going down in history as the first public complex to run on clean energy in the coal-dependent municipality.
by mPower How to renew cities with citizen-led renewable energy and building retrofits? Energy Cities and RES Foundation hosted an mPower webinar to help municipalities and communities across...
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by Pippa Gallop Earlier this week, Serbian media announced that plans for the new 350 MW Kolubara B coal power plant have been halted. This is a strong...
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by Rosa Hergan A local Just Transition Platform in Pljevlja is calling on the government to initiate a just transition process in their region, where the Pljevlja thermal...
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