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Croatia has no significant fossil fuels reserves. For example, the share of oil reserves in Croatia relative to the world`s reserves is 0,004%, and natural gas 0,0124%. In terms of tons of oil equivalent, according to 2024 data, conventional proved reserves by fuel type were: 30,1% – oil, and 69,9% – gas

This represents an investment in the multimetal producer’s core business and another step towards decarbonizing production, both elements of the company strategy

At Intersolar Europe, trade visitors have the opportunity to learn more about the latest business models and the requirements for a rapid deployment of renewable sources of energy

Romania has established ambitious targets in the field of renewable energy, intending to further raise its proportion in the overall energy mix in the following years. The importance of solar power is constantly growing, especially in the country`s southern regions, where most favorable conditions for PV production exist

In order to become a member of the European Union (EU), North Macedonia is currently standardizing and privatization its energy industry. The country has a great energy potential due to its favorable geographical location, natural resources and climatic characteristics

A renewable energy project, financed by the European Union, supported two Croatian towns and a city in Serbia in improving their energy efficiency. Under the R-Sol-E solar energy initiative the project partners managed to decrease the energy consumption

Robotic technology has a long tradition in Slovenia. The history of robotics in the country begins with the early models Goro and Roki and leads to a great number of contemporary development platforms and industrial applications. The sector began its dynamic advancement back in the late 1970s with the development of industrial robot manipulators.

RLS was founded in December 1989 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Its name stands for "Rotary and Linear Motion Sensors".