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What is transport poverty and how can cities address it?
What happens when fuel prices go up? When old cars are not allowed to run? What happens to those who cannot afford these changes? The most vulnerable people should not be the ones to pay the highest price for
Getting a grip on the grid: Energy communities in Germany and France
We know the immense potential of community energy for delivering a just transition. That is why we regularly share good examples and encourage municipalities and other local actors to support citizen energy or set up their own community. But
What I learned this summer… or “the State of the European Dis-Union”
Yesterday, 15 September, the President of the European Commission was returning to deliver the now traditional State of the Union. This year’s address highlighted the grandeur of Europe, as it aims to reach climate neutrality by 2050 and thus
The greatest brainstorming of our time
September is normally that time of the year where you get back to your heavy routine after having enjoyed a relaxing holiday break. In my country however, we have this past July experienced one of the worst heavy rainfalls
An urban heating network puts Lille at the heart of the ecological and energy transition
Since late 2020, the heating network of the European Metropolis of Lille (France) has been supplying domestic hot water and heat to public facilities such as town halls and swimming pools, as well as social housing. It is connected
The perfect match of data and heat planning
The role of heating in achieving a reduction target of 55% of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 is increasing. The recast Energy Efficiency Directive, as part of the legislative set presented by the European Commission on 14 July, foresees
Tartu gets ready to become European Capital of Culture 2024
The City of Tartu in Estonia closed one of its roads to promote Tartu2024 as the European Capital of Culture this summer. The project was designed to be carried out by cultural operators: artists, organisers, institutions and creative entrepreneurs…Impossible
For cities to achieve their decarbonisation, they need greater staff resources
Cities’ employees are the architects of the local energy transition. The lack of human resources is currently one of the main barriers to the decarbonisation of buildings, along with the lack of financing, technical capacity, lack of awareness, stakeholders’
The underutilised potential of vegetable gardens to foster equality and empowerment
What better way to kick off the summer season than to watch a garden flourish? July is the beginning of the abundance of summer that rewards gardeners’ hard work. The first ‘French Vegetable Garden Cup’ has just been launched
Égalité, émancipation des populations : les potentiels encore inexploités du potager
Quoi de mieux que de regarder un jardin s’épanouir pour commencer la période estivale ? Juillet marque le début des récoltes au potager ; bientôt viendront les jours fastes de la fin de l’été qui récompenseront les efforts des jardiniers. La