EU’s solar workforce grew by 200,000 in 2022
The solar workforce grew by almost 200,000 people last year, according to the EU Solar Jobs Report
Green electricity corridor envisaged to run from Greece to Poland
A proposed corridor between Greece and Poland would carry solar power from the Balkans to northwestern Europe and wind power in the opposite direction
Central, Eastern Europe severely lagging in smart meters rollout
Smart meters are a vital part of the modern power grid, as they facilitate energy saving, demand response and numerous other applications
Eurelectric: Europe must attract unprecedented investments in grid expansion
After a period of historic hardship, the electricity sector in Europe showed several positive trends, according to Eurelectric.
Climate change, other human factors worsened flooding in Libya, Greece
Human-caused warming made the heavy rainfall up to 10 times more likely in Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey and up to 50 times in Libya
First container ship powered by green methanol sets sail
Maritime transportation companies are ordering methanol-powered ships as a suitable decarbonization option
Introducing carbon pricing and EU CBAM mechanism application in the Energy Community
There can be no successful decarbonization if the EU doesn't institutionalize continuous financial support until the EnC abandons coal
Activists slam EU after vote on Critical Raw Materials Act
Civil society organizations criticized EU institutions after the European Parliament adopted a position on the Critical Raw Materials Act