The European Court of Auditors reports that energy communities across the EU are expanding more slowly than expected. Legal uncertainty, limited participation and technical barriers continue to hinder their development, despite their potential role in supporting the energy transition.
The European Commission sets out a strategic shift: using public funding as a lever to mobilise private capital in energy efficiency, a key element in meeting climate targets and transforming the building stock.
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CETIF 2026 will showcase successful initiatives that accelerate investments in the clean energy transition. The event will take place in Brussels, and brings together practitioners, policymakers, and financiers to share solutions for affordable, secure, and inclusive clean energy.
Energy efficiency financing in Europe is increasing, but it still falls short of meeting needs. According to this report, the key lies in mobilising private investment and optimising the use of public funds.
The EU proposes to mobilise private capital at scale to finance the energy transition, combining financial instruments, risk reduction and new forms of cooperation with investors.
The European Commission is advancing a new strategy to mobilise private investment in clean energy, seen as key to accelerating the transition and strengthening the continent’s energy security.
A Brussels‑based citizen initiative has secured European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) support to launch energy renovation works for 36 dwellings in the La Roue garden city.
Ali lahko Energetski sveženj za državljane (angl. Energy Package) in prihajajoče sheme souporabe energije v Sloveniji pomagajo razširiti energetske skupnosti iz pilotnih projektov v širšo lokalno infrastrukturo?