The Croatian Renewable Energy Association (OIEH) has used the third anniversary of the Paris Climate Agreement to call for an increase in the country’s use of...
Tag - Renewables
The science is clear: human activities have led to the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) that are warming our planet and, as a result, are destabilising life on earth...
The only constant is change. Heraclitus’s observation still holds true some 2,500 years later, not least for the oil and gas industry. Whether change is triggered by...
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is the main contributor to the global growth of the gas trade. According to the 2018 World Energy Outlook released by the International...
Chinese solar project developer ReneSola is selling a portfolio of small-scale distributed generation (DG) projects located in Hungary to Obton, a leading international...
Germany is set to miss its own energy transition targets for the year 2020. This is on the one hand due to surprisingly strong economic demand and population growth, and...
Czech entrepreneurs are looking at Ukraine’s Zakarpattia region as a potential investment destination, particularly in the field of solar panel production and renewable...
According to a recent report by Slovenia’s national regulator, the Energy Agency, the country’s share of electricity coming from renewable sources increased to 21.8 per...
State-owned Lietuvos Energija (LE) has announced plans to build one of the largest wind energy projects in Poland. Lietuvos Energija Renewables, part of the Lietuvos...
Utility giant E.ON has announced plans to build Europe’s largest photovoltaic system on the rooftops of two Audi logistic centres in Győr, Hungary. E.ON will build the...
The Saints Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje, the largest university in the Republic of Macedonia, has become the first university in the country to install...
Ukraine is known as Europe’s breadbasket and has close to a third of all the arable land area in the whole EU: some 34 million hectares. 70 per cent of that land is...
