The shifting landscape of hydrogen: a reality check and the need for a coherent strategy
Today, the hydrogen narrative is less about large-scale ambitions and more about pragmatic realism.
Giving the billions to the millions: a socially just distribution of ETS-2 revenues
For ETS-2 to work, two elements are crucial: first, revenues need to be distributed equitably and, second, other policies to reduce fossil fuel demand must complement the EU’s carbon price
Corporate renewable procurement: greenwashing or key driver of the EU’s clean industrial deal?
the amount of renewable energy purchased by businesses and corporations in Europe surged by over 52%, yet questions persist about the true impact this has had on emission reductions and the acceleration of the deployment of new renewable energy capacity
On the path to a green future: the importance of bottom-up initiatives in cities
Active citizen participation in the energy transition receives attention in the sustainable energy sector. However, when it comes to broader public awareness, the topic gets notably less limelight, and citizen participation in bottom-up projects is still considerably low
The green transition at a crossroads: how equity can take it forward
The EU's Green and Social Deal must ensure a fair and equitable green transition, balancing climate action with social protections for vulnerable groups.
How to turn electricity bills into tools for climate action and social justice
What if your electricity bill could help fight climate change and tackle inequality? Europe’s energy transition is not just about counting solar panels and wind turbines: it is about making the system work for everyone
EUSEW2025: Focus on fair, competitive green transition
European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) is taking place from June 10 to 12 in Brussels with online streaming available
European Green Deal’s secret weapon: education
The success of the European Green Deal depends on the ability of citizens to understand and adopt new technologies and practices