EUSEW selects this year’s Young Energy Ambassadors
As part of the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW), a new class of Young Energy Ambassadors has been selected
Putting people first: renovate to future-proof Europe’s schools
Imagine a future where Europe's schools and educational institutions are transformed into models of energy efficiency, providing our children and teachers with healthier, more comfortable, and more sustainable learning environments
Flexibility needs to be met by demand response, batteries, hydrogen, but also thermal, hydropower plants – IEA
The report Managing the Seasonal Variability of Electricity Demand and Supply analyzes the situation in Europe, India, and Indonesia
Artificial intelligence can detect toxicity of chemicals
Swedish scientists have developed a method using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify toxic chemicals based solely on knowledge of their molecular structure
Greece suspends electricity imports until May 7 to protect system
The Greek Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) has announced the suspension of all electricity imports during the hours around noon
EU to back seven green hydrogen projects with EUR 720 million
The green hydrogen projects were selected in the first auction held under the European Hydrogen Bank initiative
EU completing Green Deal Industrial Plan as Net Zero Industry Act awaits go-ahead
The European Union's Net Zero Industry Act is about to come into force, completing legislative work within the Green Deal Industrial Plan
UK-based Lightsource bp to build Europe’s second-biggest solar park in Greece
British solar energy developer Lightsource bp is launching works on a 560 MW photovoltaic park in Greece, in a EUR 395 million investment