Ecomondo 2025: Why this event has become a strategic gateway for entrepreneurs and companies building their future

For entrepreneurs, start-ups and companies looking to expand into sustainability-driven markets, Ecomondo 2025 offered something far more valuable than a standard trade fair experience. What unfolded across the four days in Rimini was a complex, highly dynamic business ecosystem — a place where technology, investment, policy and innovation intersect in a way that can meaningfully […]

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Ecomondo 2025: What this year’s edition revealed about Europe’s green transition

Ecomondo 2025 in Rimini once again proved why it has become one of the most influential meeting points for companies, institutions and innovators working in the fields of energy, waste, circular economy and sustainable technologies. What made this year particularly relevant was the overall shift from conceptual discussions to concrete, market-ready solutions — a clear

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Ecomondo 2025: Key opportunities for companies and entrepreneurs seeking strategic partnerships and market expansion

The 2025 edition of Ecomondo in Rimini reaffirmed its role as a central European hub for business development, new partnerships and cross-industry networking in the fields of circular economy, environmental technologies, waste management and green innovation. For entrepreneurs, start-ups and companies aiming to grow their business or enter international markets, the event provides a unique

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Ecomondo 2025: Key insights, trends and takeaways from Rimini

Ecomondo 2025 (4–7 November, Rimini) once again reaffirmed its position as one of Europe’s most relevant platforms for sustainable technologies, circular economy solutions and industrial transformation. This year’s edition was particularly execution-driven — less theory, more concrete solutions, real projects and cross-sector collaboration. Across four days of panels, exhibits and B2B meetings, several themes stood

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Romania: No extension on U.S. sanctions as government moves to secure petrotel operations

Romania will fully comply with the international sanctions imposed on Lukoil and will not request an extension beyond the 21 November deadline set by U.S. authorities. Energy Minister Bogdan Ivan said that the Government is working intensively on a legal mechanism that will ensure both adherence to the sanctions regime and the continued operation of

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Montenegro: Jugopetrol positioned to secure contract for fuel reserve storage

Jugopetrol, Montenegro’s main fuel distributor and a subsidiary of Greece’s Hellenic Energy, has become the sole bidder in the Government’s tender for leasing storage facilities intended for the country’s strategic petroleum reserves. The offer will now be evaluated by the national hydrocarbons administration, which will decide whether to move forward with contract negotiations. The tender,

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Hungary: Paks 2 moves toward main construction phase with new regulatory approvals

The Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority (OAH) has issued new construction permits enabling the start of foundation concrete pouring for unit 5 at the Paks nuclear power plant, which is being designed and built by Russia’s Rosatom. The approvals also cover the construction of nuclear island facilities, marking a significant step forward for the project. The

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Hungary: MOL CEO says Danube refinery fire caused by technical failure, not sabotage

MOL Group CEO Zsolt Hernadi has dismissed claims that the recent fire at the company’s Danube refinery in Százhalombatta was the result of sabotage or politically motivated interference, stating that the incident was caused solely by a technical malfunction. The fire, which occurred on 20 October, originated within the refinery’s interconnected processing units and was

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Hungary: HUPX day-ahead power price jumps 20 % in October 2025

The average day-ahead electricity price on the Hungarian power exchange HUPX reached 122.09 euros/MWh in October 2025, marking a 20 percent increase compared to September, when the baseload average stood at 101.93 euros/MWh. Peak load prices followed the same upward trend, averaging 129.22 euros/MWh in October, up 33 percent month-on-month. Trading activity on the day-ahead

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Bulgaria: Bulgargaz proposes lower wholesale gas price for December 2025

Bulgarian state-owned gas supplier Bulgargaz has proposed a lower wholesale natural gas price for December 2025. The expected price for December is around 33.4 euros/MWh, representing a slight reduction of about 1 percent compared to the approved November price of approximately 33.7 euros/MWh. The November tariff, in turn, marked a 7.88 percent increase from October.

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