Too hot to cope: Why cooling must become Europe’s next social right
Europe is getting dangerously hotter, and as millions struggle with rising temperatures, bills, and health risks, access to cooling must become a social right.
BiH canton to invest EUR 16 million in energy efficiency
The investment is intended for energy renovation of public buildings, predominantly educational and health institutions
Warm homes, lower bills, stronger EU: the power of citizen-led energy networks
Community-led heating and cooling networks can lower costs, boost comfort, and support the EU’s transition to clean, locally produced energy.
North Macedonia adopts Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan 2025-2030
North Macedonia's new NECP, covering the period from 2025 to 2030, brings 61 measures for a strong renewables growth and European standards
Local authorities in Romania joining solar fever, easing energy crisis shock
From village communes to the capital city, local authorities in Romania are investing in photovoltaics, which implies substantial savings
BEF 2026 reveals new wave of sponsors as Belgrade prepares to host regional energy elite
Belgrade Energy Forum – BEF 2026 has expanded its partner network and is welcoming another group ranging from renewable energy giants to industrial associations.
Montenegro to introduce zero-emission buildings, mandatory energy savings in public sector
The government adopted the roadmap for the transposition of the EPBD and EED directives, and the adoption of the National Building Renovation Plan
North Macedonia to invest EUR 50 million in energy renovation of public buildings
The Ministry of Energy, Mining and Mineral Resources started preparations for investments in the energy renovation of public buildings
