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Croatia plans to use more than 10% of the EUR 6.38bn EU recovery funds at its disposal for the decarbonisation of its energy sector by boosting clean energy production, the economy ministry said on

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The transition to electric vehicles (EV) in Croatia could result in a 500 GWh increase in overall electricity consumption by 2030, according to research conducted by the Hrvoje Pozar Energy Institute

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Croatia’s electromobility market is very interesting in the short term but Serbia’s holds the most potential, said Matjaz Siftar, the head of Slovenian energy group Petrol’s mobility department,

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The Slovenian energy group Petrol will earmark up to EUR 100m for the further development of its business in 2022, over half of which will be used on energy transition projects, the company said on

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The European Commission, European Investment Bank and Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Catalyst have agreed to work together to mobilise up to EUR 820m from 2022 to 2026 to bring green technologies

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Surging gas and electricity prices in Europe have intensified the political backlash against the EU’s plans to extend carbon taxes on petrol and heating bills, threatening a central policy of the

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Carmaker Tesla could add a virtual power plant to its German electricity sales business, where it would aggregate household power storage and car batteries, German newspaper Handelsblatt reported on

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German carbon emissions will climb by their fastest pace in at least 30 years this year as the country’s coal plants benefit most from recovering power demand, think tank Agora Energiewende said on

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The European Commission has proposed the inclusion of “an emergency brake” in the new emissions trading system (ETS) for road transport and buildings to ensure a gradual increase in carbon prices,

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Carbon pricing is set to underpin many of the European Commission’s proposed policy reforms due on Wednesday intended to help the EU cut its emissions by at least 55% from 1990 levels by 2030.

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The European Commission wants to stimulate the use of electric cars by tightening CO2 standards for new cars and including transport in the ETS, commission vice-president Frans Timmermans told the

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The European Investment Bank (EIB) will assess potential projects, particularly those in the road transport sector, by using a carbon shadow price of EUR 250/t for 2030, said a bank official.