What does COP 29 bring us?
Report and photos: Filip Blagojević, youth delegate of RES Foundation in Baku The blow of the ceremonial hammer and its handover to the newly elected president officially marked start of…
European Commission in the episode: Trying to get the energy poverty in Serbia right
We at RES Foundation analyse and distribute knowledge for evidence-based policy making in energy and climate change. We focus on the millions of households facing the consequences of energy poverty…
When the heart is warm, the price is in the eye of the beholder
“I tapped it again the next morning, and it went up still higher, and the rain came down faster than ever. On Wednesday I went and hit it again, and…
Remote assistance for district heating
The Ministry of Mining and Energy implements the Public ESCO project entitled “Energy renovation of residential, multi-family buildings connected to the district heating system”. The project is financed by a…
Still stuck in the air-pollution dodgeball
Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency published the Annual Report on the State of Air Quality in the Republic of Serbia for 2023. The report provides an overview that indicates…
Tracking Progress at SB60: Energy, Finance, and Climate Action Insights
Author and photo credit: Zvezdana Božović At this year’s SB60, the 60th Meeting of the Subsidiary Bodies to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) held in Bonn…
Can we afford to continue investing so little in solving a problem so costly: how to finance household heating upgrades?
Author: Rafael Pupovac, Business analyst and consultant Inefficient heating devices are the primary source of PM2.5 emissions in the Western Balkans. The total number of annual premature deaths in the…