The UN’s World Meteorological Organisation has issued a “red alert” on the climate crisis, citing unprecedented increases in 2023 in greenhouse gases, land and water temperatures and melting of glaciers and sea ice.
Skopje secures $85mn from Climate Investment Funds in first step towards coal phase-out.
Country dislodges Poland from second spot in Europe for electricity made with coal. Ankara took advantage of lower Russian shipment prices caused by EU embargo.
CEE Bankwatch says Sofia's intention to replace coal-fired with gas-fired power plants is unfeasible given it has no strategy or financial plan.
In 2023, global CO2 emissions from energy rose at a slower pace compared with the previous year.
The European Union plans to urge the fossil fuel industry to aid in combating climate change in less affluent countries under a United Nations objective, a preliminary document reveals.
Already battling “sea snot”, country’s scientists warn enormous swarms of the unsightly stingers threaten resort hotspots.
Fusion, the holy grail of the energy transition, is closer than ever before. But it’s still unclear whether it can be commercialised in time to ward off the climate crisis.
Investment of as much as $8 trillion in renewable energy and half of that in grids and storage is required to meet the goal of tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030, as agreed at COP28 in Dubai in December.
The currents that circulate in the Atlantic are approaching a “tipping point” that will change the way water flows around the oceans of the world, which will have a catastrophic climate impact on countries around the world.
Hydrogen production and use are expected to grow in 2024, but it remains very expensive to produce and transport, making progress slow.
A report from climate campaign group Global Witness reveals that the fossil fuel sector is anticipated to allocate more than $1 trillion worldwide over the next decade for the expansion of natural gas production.
The reservoir beneath the Bulqizë mine is estimated to hold as much as 55,000 tonnes of hydrogen.
The Earth may have passed 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming and in fact could soon reach 2 degrees, say international researchers who studied 300-year-old sea sponges in the Caribbean.
The EU has long positioned itself as a global champion of green energy and the world’s battle against climate change but the Red Sea Crisis and a mooted ban on Russian aluminium imports are undermining those goals.
Low-emissions electricity generation will outpace robust electricity demand growth for the next three years. This is because renewables are growing rapidly and nuclear power is on track to reach a new all-time high in 2025, says a new IEA report.
Notus Energy is expanding in Southeast Europe after successfully building Kosovo’s largest wind farm.
A wave of “New Denial” of climate change is rising online, with potentially dire consequences, according to a study.
Southeast Europe’s biggest energy company buys into wind and solar power company and EV charging network.
14th tender for the Cebren hydropower plant with one of the world's tallest dams fails after efforts that started back in the 1960s.