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
What do you do when your bathtub leaks? Do you open the tap wider – or do you fix the leak?
Investing in a more efficient energy system is key to decarbonization but also to competitiveness and security.
Greece adjusts goals for renewables, pumped hydropower, hydrogen in final NECP
After a lot of back and forth during the last several months, Greece has presented its final version of the NECP
IEA warns geopolitical tensions pose risk for energy security, urges faster clean energy transition
Demand for fossil fuels is expected to peak by the end of the decade, as the world is moving fast towards the "age of electricity"
Montenegro’s EPCG to cooperate with Qair in renewables sector
EPCG and Qair have signed a memorandum of understanding for the development of renewable energy projects in Montenegro
Revised Greek NECP halves initial expenditure sum, keeps focus on renewables
Greece aims at a less costly and more realistic energy transition through its revised National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP)
EU has enough land for sustainable renewable energy projects – study
EEB found Europe has enough land for renewable energy projects without compromising food production or nature protection efforts
Greece lowers 2030 renewable penetration goal in its final NECP
Greece's final National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) is expected to be submitted to the European Commission in the following days or weeks
