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.
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.
Current, past EU commissioners to attend EUSEW 2026 alongside clean energy experts
The European Commission unveiled the programme and launched the registration for the European Sustainable Energy Week – EUSEW 2026
Decarbonising multi-family buildings: the solutions are here
Solutions for decarbonising multi-family buildings already exist, from heat pumps to modernised district heating, but wider deployment will require a clearer and faster regulatory framework.
Sustainable, affordable, and renewable: Energy independence starts at home
Europe’s energy independence starts at home: clean heating, heat pumps, and better funding can cut fossil fuel imports and protect households.
The moonshot moment for energy communities: expectations from the Citizens Energy Package
Can the EU’s Citizens Energy Package unlock the full potential of energy communities? REScoop experts examine targets, finance, grids and regulation.
Green hydrogen or lost leadership? Europe must act before China wins
Europe’s green hydrogen ambitions face weak demand and high costs. To compete with China, the EU must shape market design and build industry now.
European offshore wind power for a competitive EU steel industry and vice versa
Offshore wind in the North and Baltic Seas is key to Europe’s clean industrial transition, linking green steel, PPAs and the Clean Industrial Deal.