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European technocracy on the horizon?
Brussels is still buzzing. After scoring points in the debate on the 2028–2034 Multi-annual Financial Framework (MFF), the European Parliament is now dragging its feet when it comes to appointing rapporteurs on the substantive issues. Last July, by unveiling
Boosting, connecting, decoding, and celebrating: Energy Cities’ 35th year has truly been a bit of all that.
This year, Energy Cities turned 35. 35 years of commitment to supporting municipalities of all sizes and locations in going the extra mile towards climate neutrality. To give local authorities every possible card in hand, we boost their skills,
Europe needs its cities if it wants to save democracy
Today, the world is witnessing a worrying surge in democratic backsliding. Long-established democracies are seeing the rise of leaders who erode checks and balances, politicise institutions, and gradually weaken the rule of law. Europe is not immune to this trend. Over the past
SPARKLE POREČ SCHOOL – Community Energy
When a community of citizens starts working together to produce, share, and benefit from renewable energy, they not only strengthen social cohesion and lower their bills, but they also foster local economic value. Indeed, for every euro invested in
The fragile foundations of our democracies
I could have written about the latest chapter in the European budget saga. You will find it below… or now, let me simply say this: things are moving forward, and the European Parliament has managed to secure some modest
Meet Guimarães, the host of Energy Cities Annual Forum 2026
Guimarães will host the next edition of Grafting Cities. Awarded European Green Capital 2026, the city has shown its commitment to achieving continuous improvement regarding all sustainable challenges and developments. Paired with its historical and cultural heritage, the municipality
How to grant housing rights in the fast-growing Utrecht
Energy Cities’ commitment to supporting municipalities in their green transition journey, while at the same time strengthening our democracies, has reached a new workstream in the past year: how to apply sufficiency measures to ensure the housing right? One
Zero Together: Dublin’s initiative to engage the local community in the green transition
At the end of the day, municipalities themselves are responsible for only 5 to 15% of their city’s emissions. A truly ambitious city is one with a plan that tackles the remaining 85 to 95% — and that, from
Strasbourg’s collective and locally anchored energy transition journey
“As everyone was working hand in hand and actively involving citizens throughout the project, they managed to produce and sell energy from a renewable source to local citizens at the best price.” That’s the story we’ll be able to
The city of Križevci (HR) wins a New European Bauhaus Prize for transforming a former military dormitory into a housing cooperative
The northern Croatian town of Križevci, our member since 2019 and a board member, has won a New European Bauhaus Prize for its project to retrofit a former military dormitory into a housing cooperative. This prize celebrates sustainable and