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Summer is here! As you might read this story in your office, how about a virtual trip to some beautiful islands? Put on your sunglasses and hop with us from Samsø (Denmark) over to Tilos (Greece) and then to

At 4 am this morning, the EU institutions reached an agreement on a key component of the Energy Union, the regulation on the Governance of the Energy Union. Through this regulation, the EU defines the political process for ensuring

Source : Bojan Schnabl https://www.smartertogether.at/innovate-in-larnaka/ From 30 May to 1 June 2018, on the initiative of » Energy Cities , the first Joint Conference of EU projects Smarter Together and INNOVATE place» and the Cypriot community Aradippou in the

Early this morning the European Parliament and the European Council reached an agreement on the Renewable Energy Directive: by 2030 the EU will have to increase renewables to 32% share of the energy supply and in order to reach

Policy brief by Claire Roumet A hotchpotch of players On 17th May, the cities of Paris, Brussels and Madrid lodged a complaint with the European Court of Justice against the Commission for giving the car industry a right to

Think of an ant hill. Imagine hundreds, thousands of little self-organised insects moving in all directions, some of them handing tiny pieces of leaves over to their companion. Everything goes fast, nothing gets lost. Ants are driven by cooperation,

At the end of January 2019, will be held in Dunkirk the 20th European Energy Transition Conference – the annual meeting of all European participants in energy transition and adapting to climate change. As in previous years, the event’s

The Heinrich Böll Stiftung, the German Green Political Foundation, recently released its Energy Atlas 2018 – Facts and Figures about Renewables in Europe. The Atlas provides an overview of the current debates going on in the European Union countries,

As follow-up to the EUROSTAT accounting rules decision last year, a new guide has been published by EIB, Commission and Eurostat : «The Practitioners’ Guide on the Statistical Treatment of Energy Performance Contracts in public accounts». It explains in

If you work on the energy transition, the same word comes up repeatedly: participation. But how can local authorities make sure this is not an empty box? How to avoid this “they asked for our opinion, but this won’t