Sitemap

EU Sees CO2 Reductions, Bulgaria and Slovenia Lead the Way

CorD Recommends

Serbia Records First Trade Surplus with Germany in Two Decades

Serbia’s first trade surplus with Germany in...

Air Serbia Reinstates Direct Belgrade-Geneva Flights

Air Serbia, the national airline of the...

Fuel Costs Across the Balkan Region

Drivers in the Balkans are facing a...

Nippon’s Takeover of US Steel Redraws Global Lines

Japanese giant Nippon Steel was reported to...

Hemofarm Acquires Fortacell: A Strategic Move to Strengthen Market Position

Hemofarm has announced the acquisition of the Fortacell brand, renowned for its supplements that support immunity, health, and vitality. This...

Science Diplomacy as a Bridge to a Sustainable Future

In an era of global challenges and rapid technological change, the concept of science diplomacy is gaining increasing relevance—not...

Denmark Now Leading the EU Council

After years of quiet preparation and mounting anticipation, Denmark has stepped into the spotlight—officially assuming the rotating Presidency of...

Nelt Group Launches ‘Ascend 2030’ Strategy with €400 Million Investment Drive

Nelt Group has unveiled a bold new five-year strategic plan titled Ascend 2030, committing over €400 million in investments aimed at infrastructure...

Serbia and Japan Elevate Business Cooperation to a New Level

A new chapter in economic relations between Serbia and Japan has begun with the signing of a Memorandum of...

The European Union has achieved a nearly three percent reduction in harmful gas emissions, as reported by EU statistical agency, Eurostat.

According to their findings, in the first quarter of this year, the EU economy collectively emitted a total of 941 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent, marking a significant 2.9 percent decrease compared to the same period last year when the figure stood at 969 million tonnes.

Households contributed the most to CO2 emissions, accounting for 24 percent, followed closely by industry at 20 percent. The energy supply sector stood at 19 percent, agriculture at 13 percent, and transport at 10 percent.

Bulgaria led the pack with a commendable 15.2 percent reduction, followed by Estonia (14.7) and Slovenia (9.6), setting an example for EU member states in curbing harmful gas emissions. However, some countries experienced an increase in pollution, notably Ireland (9.1 percent), Latvia (7.5), Slovakia (1.9), Denmark (1.7), Sweden (1.6), and Finland (0.3).

Read more...

EU Employment: Use Of Digital Devices

In 2022, nearly 30% of employed people in the EU aged 15-74 reported using digital devices for the entirety or most of their working time. Overall, more...

German Public Debt Rises To New Record High

Germany's public debt has reached a new record high, according to a press release issued Friday by the Federal Statistical Office. The energy crisis and...

Eurostat highlights that in the majority of the 21 European countries that achieved emission reductions, there was no simultaneous decline in GDP.

The EU’s progress in reducing carbon emissions is a testament to its commitment to a greener future, with Bulgaria and Slovenia showcasing the positive impact of concerted efforts on a national level.”

Related Articles

Labour Costs Climb Steadily Across Eurozone and EU in Early 2025

Labour costs across the eurozone and wider European Union have continued their upward trajectory in the first quarter of 2025, reflecting deeper structural shifts...

ECB Cuts Rates for First Time in Years

In a move that marks the first shift in over two years, the European Central Bank has trimmed its key interest rates, lowering the...

Feature

EU Or Nothing?

Although the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy reiterated her support for the European future of the Western Balkans during her...

Comment

Bridging Traditions Driving Innovation

Strong cooperation between Slovenia and Serbia is not only a testament to historical bonds but a foundation for future prosperity. The economic figures speak...

Slobodan Šešum, Ambassador of Slovenia to Serbia

Advancing Science Diplomacy

I am convinced that cooperation in the field of nuclear energy is in the interest of both countries, and I can confirm that we...

Dragan Marković, Chairman of the Executive Board, Triglav Osiguranje A.D.O. Belgrade

Steady Business in Unsteady Times

Despite global challenges, Triglav continues to grow thanks to its reliance on modern technologies, a personalised approach to clients, and fostering partnerships built on...

Tilen Rebec, Director, SRC d.o.o. Belgrade

Banking with a Heart

In today’s digital age, it’s easy to forget that banking is ultimately about people and their aspirations. Tilen Rebec, Director of SRC d.o.o. Belgrade,...

Slovenian Business Club (SPK) Activities

Supporting Our Members and Creating Opportunities

The Slovenian Business Club (SPK), with over 150 members, has for more than 22 years fostered connections between the business communities of Serbia and...