The Balkans: Going Green
Finding and using renewable energy sources in the Balkans amounts to a long-term investment in the environment. It also helps to meet the vital economic needs of communities in the region. According to advocates, sustainable energy sources have the potential to boost local economies in multiple ways -- by creating jobs, fostering small businesses, spurring improvements in industry's environmental performance, and making a positive impact on society and health.
Features
Croatia's green energy depends on investments
16/03/2011
Sun and wind are significant energy sources, but still underexploited in Croatia.
Kosovo sets sights on renewable energy goals
24/02/2011
Can Kosovo reach the 20% benchmark set by Brussels?
Albania to expand its renewable energy resources
09/02/2011
Despite impressive resources, Albania's lack of infrastructure hampers the country's potential.
BiH attempts to develop renewable energy sources
31/01/2011
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a treasure chest of renewable energy sources, much of them untapped.
Bulgaria strives to meet renewable energy target
17/01/2011
Authorities say 16% of energy will come from renewable sources by 2020, fulfilling EU criteria.
"Bells" movement seeks a greener Balkans
28/12/2010
By Klaudija Lutovska for Southeast European Times in Skopje -- 28/12/10
Serbia sees energy revolution ahead
22/12/2010
Officials eye the benefits of renewable energy, but does red tape stand in the way?
Wind, sun, significant energy sources for Macedonia
08/12/2010
Macedonia makes strides in curtailing dependency on energy imports.