Prioritising efficiency in energy planning
ENEFIRST Plus pilot cases explore how to prioritise energy efficiency in planning, demonstrating its potential to reshape investment decisions in energy systems.
RENEWFM: Info Day on the 2026 call for proposals
The European Commission’s 2026 call under the Renewable Energy Financing Mechanism supports new ground‑mounted solar PV projects hosted by Bulgaria and Finland, with Luxembourg contributing EUR 54.9 million. Join the virtual info day to learn how to prepare a strong proposal.
Measured versus assumptions: lessons from the Historic England Demonstrator Project
The energy performance of historic buildings is systematically misestimated. Measuring rather than assuming reveals key discrepancies and opens new pathways for more precise and effective interventions.
RENEWFM finances solar photovoltaic projects in Bulgaria and Finland
A new European instrument is driving solar projects through cross-border cooperation, opening an innovative pathway to accelerate the energy transition based on efficiency and solidarity.
EASI ZERo Academy. Standards in motion: from innovation to European regulation
This webinar explores how low-carbon insulation materials can move from research to regulatory recognition. It outlines the EU policy and certification framework for construction materials and presents insights from the EASI ZERo project on pathways to standardisation.
‘Energy communities can help members of the local community carry out the difficult task of renovating a house’
Building conversations up with... Chris Vrettos, Senior Policy Advisor at REScoop.eu.
CERN: Energy Efficiency Movement Day
CERN, ABB, and the Energy Efficiency Movement reveal a 17.4% energy‑saving opportunity across CERN’s cooling and ventilation motors. This event explores how these insights can accelerate energy‑efficiency strategies for energy‑intensive facilities, including data centres.
Perceptions of fairness and climate action in the EU. What drives citizens’ support for the green transition?
Public support for the green transition in the EU depends less on economic capacity than on perceptions of fairness, trust, and responsibility. Understanding these dynamics is key to designing inclusive and effective policies.
Urban heat in transition: lessons from Slovakia
A Slovak town is moving towards the decarbonisation of its district heating system, showing how local planning can avoid gas as an intermediate solution and accelerate the transition towards more sustainable systems.
European islands as laboratories for community energy
A European initiative is encouraging Mediterranean islands to lead the energy transition through local communities, combining technical innovation and citizen engagement to overcome structural barriers.