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Stroke of genius? Or a change of scene in the politico-ecological sphere? Donald Trump, world leader of climate sceptics, has announced through Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, that Greta Thunberg will now be the spokesperson for the United States

Coup de com’ de génie ? Ou coup de théâtre dans la sphère politico-écologique ? Donald Trump, chef de file mondial des climato-sceptiques, vient d’annoncer par l’intermédiaire de Rick Perry, Secrétaire à l’Energie, que Greta Thunberg serait désormais la

Avoiding catastrophic climate change demands three things: technology, political will and financing. We have the technology, we’re working on the political will (Hi Germany!) and that just leaves the money. Crucially, it’s not just about where we invest –

The Energy Cities community has recently welcomed some new members. We are very happy and proud to have Krizevci, Vienna and Valencia among us! These 3 European cities will enjoy the exchange of experience and opportunities Energy Cities provides,

The Energy Cities community has recently welcomed some new members. We are very happy and proud to have Krizevci, Vienna and Valencia among us! These 3 European cities will enjoy the exchange of experience and opportunities Energy Cities provides,

On 14th and 15th March HeatNet NWE partners met in Plymouth, UK. What an opportunity to give you an overview of the progress of the pilot projects! Plymouth is now finalising the technical and economic study for its future

It’s been eight months that a new government in Spain is positioning the country to become one of Europe’s renewable energy leaders. Since then, former environmental activist Teresa Ribera in charge of the newly created Ministry for Ecological Transition

Is climate now a top political priority or is the government coalition prioritising its internal climate? Thursday, March 14th 2019, Berlin: the coalition government in Germany has met in order to prepare a legally binding climate roadmap to reach

Since 2014, the mayor of Grenoble and his team have been working on transforming the city into a true “transition city”, in the most democratic way possible. Grenoble touts itself as an urban laboratory and is implementing a slew

Climate change is not news…we have known since the ‘80s and our governments have been discussing it for a very long time. But despite the Kyoto protocol in the ’90s and the Paris Agreement in 2015, countries have been