EU energy policy targets secure, affordable, and clean energy — covering renewables, energy efficiency, the internal energy market, and the REPowerEU agenda reducing dependence on fossil fuel imports.
Explore the realities of delivering Passivhaus housing at scale through the experience of Whitehaven, a completed development by Tuath Housing. Discover lessons from design, construction, and operational performance, alongside insights from post-occu...
Bioenergy Heating 2026: International Training Seminar
energy transition Monday 14 September 2026, 17:00 - Thursday 17 September 2026, 19:00 (CEST) energy transition Monday 14 September 2026, 17:00 - Thursday 17 September 2026, 19:00 (CEST) The Bioenergy Heating 2026 International Training Seminar will t...
Greencities reúne a administraciones, empresas y expertos para impulsar soluciones innovadoras en sostenibilidad, movilidad inteligente y gestión urbana, creando un espacio clave para acelerar la toma de decisiones y transformar los territorios.
RoomVent 2026, held in Prague on 15–18 September, will gather experts worldwide to discuss indoor air quality, ventilation, and sustainable building design. The 18th edition of this leading conference will showcase research, innovation, and collabo...
The Life BE FREE final event will bring together Belgian and European stakeholders to explore innovative financing solutions for energy renovation. The conference presents key project results, ESCO insights, and plans to accelerate Belgium’s transi...
energy cooperation Thursday 17 September 2026, 10:00 - 11:00 (CEST) Online only energy cooperation Thursday 17 September 2026, 10:00 - 11:00 (CEST) Online only The webinar will feature Radim Lang, guest speaker from ENERKOM Podlipansko – a region-w...
Monitoring energy savings in the public sector: streamSAVE+ Dialogue Meeting #10
streamSAVE+ Dialogue Meeting #10 will explore how public bodies can monitor energy savings under the revised Energy Efficiency Directive, featuring Finland’s experience, new standardized savings guidance, an Irish expert's view, and an interact...
Enabling frameworks and financing for the DHC decarbonisation
Explore the policies and financing tools needed to accelerate Europe’s DHC decarbonisation. This webinar presents recommendations from four LIFE projects to strengthen regulatory frameworks, mobilise investment, and support sustainable district hea...
Personalised Environmental Control Systems (PECS): State of Research and Development
The webinar will present the state of research and development across the four environmental domains Personalised Environmental Control Systems address, drawing on activities developed within IEA EBC Annex 87.
12th International Conference on Smart Energy Systems (SESAAU2026)
SESAAU2026 brings together global experts to advance smart energy systems, sector integration, 4th-generation district heating, energy efficiency, electrification, CCUS and PtX. The conference continues to be a leading venue shaping Europe’s clean...
Conservation vs efficiency: the IAQ challenge for cultural institutions
Can conservation, healthy indoor air quality, and energy efficiency coexist in cultural institutions? This webinar brings together cultural institutions (GLAMs), IAQ experts, and market experts to explore trade-offs, challenge assumptions, and discus...
#CE4EUislands – Workshop: Sustainable tourism in small islands
Within the technical assistance provided to the 30 for 2030 islands and islands groups, special attention is placed on giving the local teams the tools and knowledge to support them in developing renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.
ZEB Summit 2026 will gather international leaders in Dublin to explore how zero‑emission buildings can be delivered in practice. Through expert talks, workshops, and real project insights, the event examines retrofit, Passivhaus, building performan...
The AECB Annual Conference 2026 will explore how building‑fabric performance and energy systems interact to deliver genuinely sustainable, comfortable and healthy buildings. Practitioners will examine what fabric‑first, energy‑conscious constru...
Affordable, Resilient, Home: Community pathways out of Energy Poverty in Central in Eastern Europe
The conference will present insights from the ComActivate project on supporting affordable, resilient housing in Central and Eastern Europe, bringing together practitioners and policymakers to discuss practical approaches to reducing energy poverty a...
Clean energy, restored lands: The path forward for coal regions
This two-day event will bring together researchers, policymakers, industry representatives and regional practitioners to discuss the links between research & innovation (R&I),
Scaling up renovation: One-Stop Shops meet the condominium challenge
This event explores how One‑Stop Shops can help overcome the governance, technical and financial barriers of condominium renovation. Policymakers, experts and stakeholders will discuss practical solutions and lessons from the LIFE CondoReno project...
Citizen Engagement as a Driver of Energy Efficiency in Municipalities
The Save Energy Together Final Conference will explore how citizen engagement can drive measurable energy savings in municipalities. Held at CAIC’26, the event presents proven approaches, campaign results, and tools that help local authorities adva...
BUILD UP online event on building renovation under the EPBD recast
BUILD UP's upcoming online event will explore how the EPBD recast is being translated into action across Europe, focusing on financing and investment frameworks, national building renovation plans, and practical approaches to support building ren...
AIVC 2026: Innovations in smart ventilation and internal environmental quality for resilient and adaptive buildings
Τhe Air Infiltration and Ventilation Centre (AIVC), TightVent and Venticool 2026 joint conference is accepting abstracts and proposals for topical sessions. The conference will be held on September 30 and October 1, 2026, at the Songdo Internationa...
This year’s Forum will focus on the conditions necessary to turn the policy ambition set out by the Citizens Energy Package into reality on the ground for citizens, cities and communities.
Energy Efficiency First: Seeding change and maximising multiple impacts
The event explores how applying the Energy Efficiency First (EE1st) principle can guide smarter investments and policies across Europe. Experts will share practical tools and insights to embed multiple impacts into planning and decision‑making.
The Energy Storage Europe Conference (formerly the Energy Storage Global Conference) remains a key meeting point for industry, researchers, and policymakers, with discussions centred on Europe’s energy storage priorities.
The 5th Built4People Stakeholders Forum will gather policymakers, industry leaders and researchers to explore how innovation, collaboration and people‑centred solutions can strengthen the resilience of Europe’s built environment and shape the fut...
The 24th European Week of Regions and Cities takes place from 12 to 14 October 2026 in Brussels, under the motto "Strong regions, strong Europe." energy efficiency | regional and local authorities | energy transition Monday 12 October 2026, 0...
The 24th European Week of Regions and Cities takes place from 12 to 14 October 2026 in Brussels, under the motto "Strong regions, strong Europe." energy efficiency | regional and local authorities | energy transition Monday 12 October 2026, 0...
6th International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings
energy efficiency Tuesday 13 October 2026, 09:00 - Wednesday 14 October 2026, 18:00 (CEST) energy efficiency Tuesday 13 October 2026, 09:00 - Wednesday 14 October 2026, 18:00 (CEST) Building on the success of previous editions held in cities such as ...
6th International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings (EEHB)
The 6th Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings (EEHB) Conference will explore energy efficiency in historic buildings, addressing climate resilience, bio-based materials, digital tools, public policies, and heritage-compatible retrofit solutions.
Expoconstruye 2026 reunirá en Jerez de la Frontera a los principales profesionales de la construcción para analizar las tendencias que están transformando el sector. Sostenibilidad, digitalización, innovación e industrialización protagonizarán...
A Letta Report for Energy: Towards a New EU Energy Governance Framework
As the EU reviews its Governance Regulation on the Energy Union and Climate Action, and advances its ‘One Europe, One Market’ Roadmap, this event will explore how EU energy governance should evolve to support a stronger, more integrated and resil...
ReSBE 2026: ReShaping the Built Environment through Sustainability and Circularity
ReSBE 2026 gathers global experts to explore how sustainability and circularity can transform the built environment. Through cross‑disciplinary dialogue and innovative research, the conference advances regenerative, resource‑efficient approaches ...
The future of smart building management: digital tools, lessons and prospects from the BuildON project
BuildOn announces its final event presenting the final results and achievements, such as digital tools, AI-based services and decision-support solutions for smart building management.
On 21 October 2026, EHPA and partners mark the third Heat Pump Day, celebrating the technology’s contribution to EU competitiveness and jobs. Across Europe, organisations will showcase how heat pumps drive innovation, strengthen industry, and c...
5th edition of the European Youth Energy Forum (EYEF)
energy cooperation Monday 26 October 2026, 09:00 - Thursday 29 October 2026, 18:00 (CET) energy cooperation Monday 26 October 2026, 09:00 - Thursday 29 October 2026, 18:00 (CET) Young people are increasingly recognised as essential actors in Europe...
WGIC26 will gather global experts in Barcelona and Lleida to explore how green infrastructure and nature‑based solutions can create healthier, safer and climate‑resilient cities. The congress highlights innovation, Mediterranean challenges and re...
Building Green Copenhagen is a two‑day event dedicated to sustainable construction and architecture. It brings together professionals to explore low‑carbon materials, circular design, renovation strategies and climate‑conscious solutions for th...
Nature-based Solutions International Congress 2026
The Nature‑based Solutions International Congress will gather global experts in Paris to advance knowledge, policy and practice on NbS. Through cross‑sector dialogue, it aims to strengthen synergies and shape a resilient future for people and nature.
Transformation pathways for clean district heating and cooling
Explore how Europe’s district heating and cooling sector can decarbonise through clear transformation pathways. This event presents insights from SupportDHC, showcasing practical tools, methodologies, and frontrunner cases that link long‑term str...
The 2026 Advanced Building Skins Conference in Bern gathers global experts to explore innovation in building envelopes. With high‑level presentations, international networking, and a dedicated expo, it is a key meeting point for architects, enginee...
Smart City Expo World Congress 2026 brings together global leaders, innovators, and urban changemakers to accelerate the transformation of cities. Held in Barcelona, the event showcases technologies, policies, and partnerships that drive smarter, mor...
Tomorrow.Building World Congress 2026 explores how digitalisation, circularity, and innovation can transform buildings and urban infrastructure. Held alongside Smart City Expo, the event brings together global experts to accelerate the shift towards ...
Join leading policymakers and innovators at the Euroheat & Power Summit 2026 to explore how Europe can deliver affordable, sustainable heating and cooling for all. Discover practical pathways to scale up clean technologies and strengthen energy resil...
SMARTeeSTORY training session at CHNT31 - Smartness of historical buildings: Approaches and lessons learnt from a real application
SMARTeeSTORY will deliver a practical training session on the application of the Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI) to historic buildings during CHNT31. The course will examine real-life case studies and strategies for reconciling innovation, energy eff...
Flight Plan returns to Visby in November 2026 – once again bringing together leading voices from across the aviation ecosystem to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable, inclusive, and connected future of transportation.
JRC Hot Cells - Shaping the future of nuclear science and technology
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) organises an event to share perspectives after six decades of European nuclear safety research in Hot Cell laboratories.
On 1 December 2026, Europe’s heat pump community will gather in Brussels for the Heat Pump Forum & Awards. Under the theme 'Secure heat for a competitive future', the event explores how heat pumps support energy security, climate goals, and...
The 2026 edition of the PCI Energy Days is dedicated to the practical implementation of Projects of Common Interest and of Projects of Mutual Interest.
Sustainable Places 2026, organised by the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) and R2M Solution, will take place from 2–4 December in Luxembourg. The first winter edition brings together EU projects, researchers, and industry to ad...
energy transition Tuesday 2 March 2027, 09:00 - Friday 5 March 2027, 17:00 (CET) energy transition Tuesday 2 March 2027, 09:00 - Friday 5 March 2027, 17:00 (CET) From 2 to 5 March 2027, OÖ Energiesparverband, the regional energy agency of Upper Aust...
The World Sustainable Energy Days 2027 will take place from 2–5 March in Wels, Austria, presenting policies, technologies, and market solutions that support Europe’s clean energy transition. The event features multiple conferences, site visits, a...
The Euroheat & Power Congress 2027 will gather Europe’s heating and cooling leaders to explore the transformation needed for a fossil‑free future. Join 500+ professionals in Marseille to discuss decarbonisation, innovation, and business strategie...
The leading conference on building airtightness, thermography, and ventilation systems in practice invites measurement teams, planners, craftsmen, architects, and energy consultants from Germany, Europe, and beyond to Hannover on 17 and 18 June 2027.
CISBAT 2027 will gather international researchers in Fribourg to explore the sustainable transition of the built environment. Focusing on operations, well‑being and circularity, the conference will foster interdisciplinary exchange across science a...
New report on how to make energy markets work for consumers and deliver affordable bills sandrine.carpentier Wed, 01/14/2026 - 06:00 A new BEUC report published today takes stock of Europe’s energy markets and sets out key areas for improvement from a consumer perspective, from heat pumps to energy bills and everything in between. In recent years, the EU has introduced a raft of new legislation that will help Europe transition to a cleaner and more affordable energy system. However, Europe’s energy market remains complex and untransparent for many consumers: the process of researching different electricity tariffs, for example, can be overwhelming for many people. This means that consumers are not yet able to fully engage in the energy transition, enjoy its benefits, or exercise their rights. That is why continued efforts to lower people’s bills and enable people to become actors in the energy transition are crucial to ensure a just transition, as highlighted by the Affordable Energy Action Plan and the broader 2030 Consumer Agenda. This will also allow the EU to deliver on its climate goals, boost industrial competitiveness, and our collective geopolitical security. This paper details BEUC’s energy policy priorities for consumers into the 2030s, mapping out what is currently working well and what still needs to be improved. The recommendations that emerge include: Improving the clarity of energy bills and better price comparison tools Better enforcement of consumer rights Easier access to renewable energy and flexible electricity offers Keeping grid costs for consumers under control Accelerating the shift to clean heating and making homes more energy efficient (and thus affordable) Ensuring financing is in place to support consumers Wed, 01/14/2026 - 06:00 Topics Energy markets Energy consumer rights Renewable energy Contact Card Communications Department The European Consumer Organisation Europäischer Verbraucherverband Bureau Européen des Unions de Consommateurs Tel: +32 2 743 15 90 E-mail: press@beuc.eu Andrew Canning Deputy Head of Communications Publication Type News
CENER is actively collaborating with a range of industrial stakeholders to carry out demonstration-scale testing assays at its BIO2C gasification unit in order to validate the technology under real-world, commercially relevant conditions. Demonstrating the long-term operational stability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness… The post Gasification as a key enabler of decarbonisation appeared first on CENER - National Renewable Energy Centre.
Energy Cities member Assen has been received this recognition thanks to its commitments to advance in the green transition The post Assen wins the European Green Leaf Award 2027 appeared first on Energy Cities.
CENER is actively collaborating with a range of industrial stakeholders to carry out demonstration-scale testing assays at its BIO2C gasification unit in order to validate the technology under real-world, commercially relevant conditions. Demonstrating the long-term operational stability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness… The post Gasification as a key enabler of decarbonisation appeared first on CENER - National Renewable Energy Centre.
Tangible and concrete outcomes are the ultimate goal for each and every project focusing on energy initiatives. This is why the LIFE LOOP team is […] The post Celebrating first energy community in sun-blessed Cyprus appeared first on Energy Cities.
In less than six months, French citizens will once again elect their local representatives. This pre-election period is an opportunity to put food at the […] The post Putting food at the heart of local public debate appeared first on Energy Cities.
FUNDACIÓN CENER hosted at its headquarters the first meeting of the Executive Committee of the strategic GreenPATh project, in which all the partners that make up the consortium participated. This initiative focuses on the development of an innovative combination of… The post First Executive Committee Meeting of the GreenPATh Project, “Circular Production of Green Energy from Agri-Food By-Products through High-Temperature Processes” appeared first on CENER - National Renewable Energy Centre.
Sustainability lies at the core of Guimarães' identity. The post “One-planet city”, European Green Capital and Energy Cities’ forum host: Guimaraes, will continue to inspire us in 2026 appeared first on Energy Cities.
The National Renewable Energy Centre of Spain (CENER) hosted on 7–8 October at its headquarters in Sarriguren (Navarra, Spain) the kick-off meeting of the new European project SUN-DT (“Smart Use of Novel Digital Tools for Advanced Performance and Reduced Costs… The post CENER leads the new European project SUN-DT to drive the digitalisation and competitiveness of solar tower power plants appeared first on CENER - National Renewable Energy Centre.
Following on from the European Union’s commitments to phase out energy imports from Russia, make energy affordable, boost industrial competitiveness, improve energy security and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the European Geothermal Energy Council (EGEC) insists that the European Commission must present an investment-orientated strategy and action plan to accelerate the deployment of all geothermal energy […] The post EGEC unveils 9 recommendations for the EU’s Geothermal Strategy and Action Plan to ensure affordability, energy security and competitiveness appeared first on EGEC - European Geothermal Energy Council.
Imagine six places that set out to build their own social energy players – or at least a mindset for more collective and fair energy. […] The post Social business models to address local energy poverty: six cities tell their story. appeared first on Energy Cities.
The AI market in finance is four times larger than in energy. This is not a sign of failure, but a massive opportunity for the wind sector to leap forward. In this article, CENER moves beyond the hype to explore… The post How AI is Reshaping Wind Engineering appeared first on CENER - National Renewable Energy Centre.
The post OHrigins PLANT STARTS CONVERTING LIGNIN AND BLACK LIQUOR INTO HIGH-VALUE ANTIOXIDANTS appeared first on CENER - National Renewable Energy Centre.
Heating and cooling represent nearly 50% of the EU’s total energy consumption, much of which still relies on fossil fuels. To reduce this dependence, the […] The post How European cities are leading the clean heat transition appeared first on Energy Cities.
How can climate and energy planning become truly impactful in our cities? Through citizen engagement, integrated planning, and multi-level governance, municipalities can support the design […] The post SPARKLE Guimarães School – Local Governance appeared first on Energy Cities.
Why reinvent the wheel? Get inspired by the examples of other municipalities to learn how to overcome challenges and implement effective climate-neutral measures in your […] The post Vienna’s inspiring path towards climate neutrality appeared first on Energy Cities.
The programme includes a debate and interesting sessions to find spaces to connect. The post Embracing the role of cities and regions in protecting democracy at Energy Cities Annual Forum appeared first on Energy Cities.
As every year, we are proud to invite our members to share best practices from across Europe in our five key areas: local governance, fossil-free cities, community energy, food systems, and fair economies. The post Grafting Cities 2026: nurturing the cities’ roots for a resilient future appeared first on Energy Cities.
Are you working on your city’s climate action plan or pathways toward net zero? Do you already know how to make the most of data? […] The post Data for a Clean Energy Transition appeared first on Energy Cities.
Energy storage technologies are crucial for a secure, resilient and low-carbon energy system, but their implementation is hindered by a range of challenges. This report provides an analysis of the deployment of energy...
The European Union’s goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050 requires substantial investments in lowcarbon electricity generation, particularly wind, solar and nuclear power. By 2040, the EU aims for over 90% o...
Beyond technical fixes: from bridging the democratic deficit to the 'social fix', how community trust, inclusive mentoring and the protection of domestic rituals are turning passive consumers into active energy citizens.
As the SSTAR project approaches its conclusion, the final showcase will present key results and open a discussion on the future role and applications of SSTs.
This report contributes to the assessment of the competitiveness of clean energy technology by presenting the key results of an analytic study and model based on publicly available data sources. Since 2010, the clean ...
On 7 November 2025, seven European projects in DC and hybrid AC/DC grid technologies held a joint coordination meeting to strengthen cooperation and identify synergies. The participating projects included THEUS, DC-PO...
This report provides an update on the mapping progress based on the 2022-2023 survey and builds on data from the newest 2024-2025 survey edition. The main pillar of this work is the latest Implementation Plan 2022-202...
This article provides a comprehensive, data-driven analysis of the EU fuel market from 1992 to 2023, focusing on the primary determinants of retail fuel prices. Using detailed panel data from the European Commission...
This report monitors the Energy access and energy poverty pillar (EAPP) of the Global Covenant of Mayors (GCOM) during 2023-2024 using descriptive statistics and cross-tabulation analysis of MyCovenant and CDP-ICLEI T...
The Commission’s Energy Package presents first actions to mobilise the funding to fast-track the clean energy transition and empower consumers to engage more actively in the energy sector. Accelerating the shift to ...
Hydrogen is positioned as a key element of the European Union’s strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 and to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. The Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (JU) builds ...
Energy poverty remains one of the most urgent social challenges of Europe’s energy transition. The recent energy crisis exposed structural vulnerabilities across Member States, but it also accelerated innovation. Mu...
China is systematically embedding itself in global renewable energy supply chains, connected devices and European energy system operators. In an unstable geopolitical environment characterised by weaponised dependenci...
The EIB Energy Lending Policy (2019) marked a major shift in the Bank’s support for energy, making it a cornerstone of its overall climate ambition. Setting a precedent among international finance institutions, the ...
Towards an integrated energy ecosystem: results, visions and perspectives for smart and flexible buildings from the DEDALUS and FORTESIE projects on 25 March
#PS25 #shorts - Economic Power Shaping Global Policy with Fiscal Firepower
18 Mar 2026
Eurelectric
#Europe is competing in a world where others hold the stronger economic tools — so how do we craft smart, effective #policy when our hands are tied? In this talk, we explore the new global landscape of economic power. The #US leverages fiscal firepower and lender‑of‑last‑resort influence. #China reshapes entire industries through state‑directed investment. Meanwhile, Europe operates within fragmented, limited fiscal coordination and rules that slow our ability to act at scale. As trade tensions rise and anxiety grows over industrial competitiveness, the EU faces a widening polarisation: ➡️ Those determined to prevent a second wave of de-industrialisation, regardless of climate costs. ➡️ Those pushing for rapid progress toward net zero, despite the economic risks. At the heart of this debate? State aid rules — and the question of whether Europe can respond quickly enough to the challenges of a transforming global economy. 📌 In this #short #video, we break down the stakes, the tensions, and the pathways forward. #EuropeEconomy #EUIndustry #GreenTransition #NetZero #IndustrialPolicy #GlobalTrade #EconomicStrategy #StateAid #EUCompetitiveness #Sustainability #TradePolicy #FutureOfEurope #EconomicDebate
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10 key actions to reduce oil use
25 Mar 2026
International Energy...
The conflict in the Middle East has triggered the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market, driving up prices for products like gasoline, diesel, jet fuel & LPG. Here are 10 key actions households, businesses & governments can take to reduce oil use amid market strains & ease price pressures.
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The Onshore Perspective Episode 3 - Ireland: how to become an electrostate
25 Mar 2026
WindEurope
Description: In this episode, Giuseppe speaks with Noel Cunniffe, CEO of Wind Energy Ireland, about how Ireland is navigating energy price shocks, accelerating renewables, and laying the foundations to become one of Europe’s first electrostates. From permitting reforms and grid bottlenecks to corporate PPAs, storage, and the future 15 GW vision, this is your deep dive into one of Europe’s most dynamic wind markets.
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Master's in Advanced Energy Systems and AI Info Session
19 Mar 2026
InnoEnergy
Master's in Advanced Energy Systems and AI Info Session
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Guest lecture with Ben Groom | FSR Climate Annual Conference 2025
19 Mar 2026
Florence School of R...
The 11th Annual Conference on the Economic Assessment of European Climate Policies was hosted at the European University Institute in Florence on Tuesday, 2 December and Wednesday, 3 December 2025. Watch the guest lecture with Ben Groom | University of Exeter To learn more: https://fsr.eui.eu/event/fsr-climate-annual-conference-on-the-economic-assessment-of-european-climate-policies/
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Leaders look ahead to Power Summit 2026 - Ep.5
18 Mar 2026
Eurelectric
What inspired Europe’s energy leaders at Power Summit 2025? And what do they expect in 2026? Today, we take a closer look at the reflections of @Peter Hinssen, Co-founder of @Nexxworks, keynote speaker and lecturer, which notes a sudden acceleration in the #energy sector, especially with regard to the implementation of #AI, as a completely new dimension never seen before. For the 2026 edition, Hinssen predicts an even greater future impact of #AI, and focuses on how the relationship between #technology, #innovation and infrastructure will evolve. Power Summit 2026 will take place in Helsinki on 3–4 June. Save your spot now: https://lnkd.in/eiA9UXxK\ Check the full video playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5ZKjt_KaMI2rMRUud6szOSn-YgMHomu6 #emobility #innovation #business #interview
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#PowerSummit2026 - Helsinki, 3-4 June '26 - Peter Hinssen, Co-founder of @nexxworkscom #shorts
18 Mar 2026
Eurelectric
What inspired Europe’s energy leaders at Power Summit 2025? And what do they expect in 2026? Today, we take a closer look at the reflections of Peter Hinssen, Co-founder of Nexxworks, keynote speaker and lecturer, which notes a sudden acceleration in the #energy sector, especially with regard to the implementation of #AI, as a completely new dimension never seen before. For the 2026 edition, Hinssen predicts an even greater future impact of #AI, and focuses on how the relationship between #technology, #innovation and infrastructure will evolve.
The 11th Annual Conference on the Economic Assessment of European Climate Policies was hosted at the European University Institute in Florence on Tuesday, 2 December and Wednesday, 3 December 2025. Watch the guest lecture with Massimo Tavoni. To learn more: https://fsr.eui.eu/event/fsr-climate-annual-conference-on-the-economic-assessment-of-european-climate-policies/
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Meet The Members - 13 March 2026
20 Mar 2026
EGEC Geothermal
The 12th edition of EGEC's 'Meet the Members' webinars took place on 13 March 2026. The webinar was hosted by EGEC's Secretary General, Philippe Dumas. This video includes presentations from the following EGEC Members: Accenta - Quentin Barral (Geosciences Advisor) Bell Geo Space - Sian Grant (Business Development Manager) DTESS BV – Bas Godschalk (CEO/Business Developer) NTU Geothermal Consultancy Ltd - Prof. Dr. Niyazi Aksoy (Founder & Principal Consultant) Separatus AG - Oliver Buschor (CTO) SIG, Services Industriels de Genève - Michel Meyer (Head of Thermal and Geothermal Solutions) EGEC, the European Geothermal Energy Council, is a non-profit international organisation founded in 1998 to promote the European geothermal industry and enable its development both in Europe and worldwide, by shaping policy, improving business condition, and driving more research and development. Find out more about EGEC: ► Website: https://www.egec.org ► LINKEDIN: linkedin.com/company/european-geothermal-energy-council
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Be part of a bright today.
27 Mar 2026
SolarPower Europe
“Did you hear…?” That’s how conversations start. In kitchens. Across fences. Between those we trust. Energy is changing. But the real story isn’t happening in boardrooms or headlines. It’s happening in everyday conversations. Solar powers the equivalent of half of all European homes. Together with energy storage, solar power is lowering energy bills, while supporting communities, farmers, and economies. Sometimes the biggest changes start with a simple conversation. Pass it on. Be part of a bright today. #abrighttoday www.abright.today
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Solarplaza Webinar | LDES - beyond lithium: The case for long-duration storage in Europe
19 Mar 2026
Solarplaza
🌟 Get the Latest on Solarplaza Events and Resources! 👆 Visit our website to stay in the loop on upcoming events, insights, and all things solar! https://www.solarplaza.com/events 🚀 In this Solarplaza Webinar, we explored the critical role of Long-Duration Energy Storage (LDES) in Europe’s transition away from fossil-fuel backup and toward a renewable-dominated grid — moving the conversation from short-term balancing to solving multi-day and seasonal energy imbalances. 📌 What we learned: • Why LDES is the essential missing link required to address multi-day imbalances and seasonal volatility in a variable renewable system. • How various mechanical, thermal, and hydrogen-based technologies compare in their capacity to scale long-duration flexibility across the continent. • The specific regulatory shifts and market signals needed to move LDES from a technical requirement to a bankable investment. • Why short-duration lithium batteries alone cannot solve the challenges of chronic curtailment and long-term grid stability. • A strategic look at the real-world projects and policies that will define the European storage landscape over the next five years. 🎙️ Featuring: Oonagh O Grady, Vice President, International Origination, Hydrostor Carolina Cruz, Consultant, Energy Storage Europe Association 🚀 At Solarplaza, accelerating the sustainable energy transition is our mission. Through global events, in-depth resources, and tailored consultancy, we empower the renewable energy industry to turn ideas into action for a cleaner future. 🔆 Stay updated and ahead of the curve—subscribe for exclusive solar insights, tap the bell for the latest trends, and join the conversation below to spark some energy dialogue! 🌐 Website : https://bit.ly/4fAu0wK 📬 Subscribe to Our Newsletter : https://bit.ly/3Cf2d6x 📸 Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/solarplazasummit/ 💼 LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/solarplaza_2 0:00 Welcome & Introduction to LDES 0:41 Meet the Speakers: Carolina Cruz & Oonagh O Grady 2:35 Carolina Cruz: Policy & Market Design for LDES in Europe 5:51 Understanding Revenue Streams: Adequacy, Stability, and Flexibility 9:47 Transitioning to Inverter-Based Stability Services 11:02 EU Market Design and Flexibility Needs Assessments (FNA) 13:10 Barriers to Entry: Taxation, Grid Fees, and Permitting 16:20 Fast-Tracking LDES under the European Grids Package 21:14 Q&A: Is LDES Market-Driven or Government-Dependent? 22:45 Oonagh O Grady: LDES Technology and Global Case Studies 29:01 How Advanced Compressed Air Energy Storage (A-CAES) Works 34:18 Lessons from Australia: The Silver City Grid Deferral Project 37:26 Lessons from California: Large-Scale Utility Offtake Contracts 39:13 Strategic Requirements for Scaling LDES in Europe 41:08 Panel Discussion: Front-Running Markets and TSO Initiatives 50:46 Commercial Potential and the Role of Large Energy Users 53:40 Future Outlook: 2026-2030 Energy Independence Goals 57:21 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Solarplaza Events
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ENS Webinar - Fukushima 15 Years On: Lessons on Safety, Remediation and Plans for the Future
17 Mar 2026
European Nuclear Society
Fukushima 15 Years On: Lessons on Safety, Remediation and Plans for the Future Fukushima Daiichi challenged and pushed the nuclear sector to implement significant technical and organisational improvements. Today’s perspective is shaped by concrete experience: strengthened safety approaches in Europe and beyond, a deeper focus on radiation protection and safety culture, and practical lessons that have informed how the sector prepares for and responds to extreme events. At the same time, steady progress is being made on the ground. Ongoing decommissioning activities at Fukushima Daiichi, including the management of contaminated water, sit within a broader national context that continues to evolve, alongside discussions on the current and future role of nuclear energy in Japan. Join the discussion with international experts on what we have learned from Fukushima Daiichi, how Europe has implemented the lessons, and Japan's experience from 15 years ago, through the present and towards the future. Speakers: - Dr Uwe Stoll (Technical Chief Advisor for Nuclear Facilities - Framatome) - Ryunosuke Kashiwaya (International Relations Coordinator - TEPCO) Moderator: - Jadwiga Najder (ENS Science & Outreach Manager)
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How do you retrofit a 17th century castle?
1 Apr 2026
SEAI
Markree Castle Hotel is a four-star exclusive hire wedding venue located in Collooney, Co. Sligo. It is a protected 17th‑century structure with 31 bedrooms and extensive reception spaces. The management team led a major project to reduce its energy use and carbon emissions. During this journey the castle faced unique challenges in implementing various energy upgrades. Despite these constraints, management delivered a successful programme of energy efficiency measures, renewable energy integration, and cultural change across staff and guests. Read more: https://www.seai.ie/case-studies/17th-century-castle-brings-its-energy-efficiency-21st-century
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EVision26 WrapUp #fleet #electrification
18 Mar 2026
Eurelectric
A huge thank you to all the participants and speakers who helped make this year’s hashtag#Evision an inspiring edition! Bringing together 300+ senior leaders and decision-makers from across the e-mobility sector, this year’s event sparked important conversations on accelerating transport electrification. It also marked the launch of Eurelectric and EY’s joint report, Fleet Forward, exploring fleet electrification opportunities, the role of strong policy frameworks, and the wider benefits for society. Discover it here: https://lnkd.in/ezCgNZHZ A special thank you to our sponsors and partners: Amazon, Spirii, AFRY, Geopost, Hitachi, and PPC S.A. - we hope you enjoyed as much as we did!
The 11th Annual Conference on the Economic Assessment of European Climate Policies was hosted at the European University Institute in Florence on Tuesday, 2 December and Wednesday, 3 December 2025. Watch the guest lecture with Efthymia Kyriakopoulou. To learn more: https://fsr.eui.eu/event/fsr-climate-annual-conference-on-the-economic-assessment-of-european-climate-policies/
What’s the real lesson from the #DraghiReport — and what should #Europe actually do next? In this segment, we dive into one of the most important debates shaping Europe’s economic future. The Draghi report makes a powerful case for building a true European common market — not just for goods, but also for services, innovation, and capital. A genuine Capital Markets Union is essential if Europe wants to finance #innovation at scale and play a serious role on the global stage. But when it comes to energy, opinions diverge. While Draghi calls for opening up a new discussion on market design, not everyone agrees that this is the right path. The argument here is clear: ➡️ Strengthening the European market? Absolutely. ➡️ But revisiting market design and expanding regulation? Not the right recipe. Instead, this talk makes the case for more market, not less — sending the right signals to investors, allocating risk properly, and ensuring that what must be regulated is regulated… and what shouldn’t be, isn’t. 📌 Watch to understand where Europe should push forward, where it should step back, and how it can unlock the full potential of its energy and innovation ecosystem. #DraghiReport #EuropeanMarket #CapitalMarketsUnion #EUInnovation #EnergyPolicy #MarketDesign #EUCompetitiveness #SingleMarket #EuropeEconomy #CleanEnergy #IndustrialPolicy #EUReform #FutureOfEurope
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World Energy Congress 2027 Teaser
25 Mar 2026
World Energy Council
For over 100 years, World Energy Congress has convened the cooperative power of the world energy community to shape an inclusive and transformational energy leadership agenda. Today, as the only truly global energy event bringing together 18,000 international leaders, CEOs and changemakers alongside 100+ ministers, the Congress enables the highest levels of government-to-government dialogue and unites businesses and communities of all shapes and sizes. It bridges geographies and generations, sectors and societies to make faster, fairer, and more far reaching energy transitions happen. Co-hosted by the World Energy Council and the Ministry of Energy of Saudi Arabia, the 27th edition of World Energy Congress will take place 26-29 April 2027 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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Industry decarbonization study tour of Sweden and Norway
19 Mar 2026
Stockholm Environmen...
During the first week of March, LeadIT worked with the World Bank's Energy Sector Management Assistance Programme (ESMAP) to host a delegation from several emerging market and developing economy countries. Policymakers and finance experts visited Sweden and Norway to see firsthand how clean energy, smart policy, and strategic investment are transforming heavy industry. The participants came from ten countries with the ambition to decarbonize industry—Brazil, Mexico, India, Egypt, South Africa, Türkiye, Viet Nam, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Namibia. Watch their key takeaways from the tour.
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Leaders look ahead to Power Summit 2026 - Ep.6
24 Mar 2026
Eurelectric
What inspired Europe’s energy leaders at Power Summit 2025? And what do they expect in 2026? Today, we take a closer look at the reflections of Michael Liebreich, Founder of Bloomberg New Energy Finance, which defines the #PowerSummit event as “being inside the brain of the entire European #electricity sector”. Note of interest to sessions on #AI and #machinelearning, investigations into power outages in Spain and Portugal, and how to improve #competitiveness in the #energy sector. For the 2026 edition, Liebreich expects to have results on what happened during the power outage in the Iberian Peninsula and what regulatory authorities have put in place. Furthermore, the state of art on #AI and the construction of #datacentres in Europe. Power Summit 2026 will take place in Helsinki on 3–4 June. Save your spot now: https://lnkd.in/eiA9UXxK\ Check the full video playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5ZKjt_KaMI2rMRUud6szOSn-YgMHomu6
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EVision26 WrapUp #fleet #electrification
30 Mar 2026
Eurelectric
A huge thank you to all the participants and speakers who helped make this year’s hashtag#Evision an inspiring edition! Bringing together 300+ senior leaders and decision-makers from across the e-mobility sector, this year’s event sparked important conversations on accelerating transport electrification. It also marked the launch of Eurelectric and EY’s joint report, Fleet Forward, exploring fleet electrification opportunities, the role of strong policy frameworks, and the wider benefits for society. Discover it here: https://lnkd.in/ezCgNZHZ A special thank you to our sponsors and partners: Amazon, Spirii, AFRY, Geopost, Hitachi, and PPC S.A. - we hope you enjoyed as much as we did!
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#EVision26 Wrap-up #shorts
18 Mar 2026
Eurelectric
A huge thank you to all the participants and speakers who helped make this year’s hashtag#Evision an inspiring edition! Bringing together 300+ senior leaders and decision-makers from across the e-mobility sector, this year’s event sparked important conversations on accelerating transport electrification. It also marked the launch of Eurelectric and EY’s joint report, Fleet Forward, exploring fleet electrification opportunities, the role of strong policy frameworks, and the wider benefits for society. Discover it here: https://lnkd.in/ezCgNZHZ A special thank you to our sponsors and partners: Amazon, Spirii, AFRY, Geopost, Hitachi and, PPC S.A. We hope you enjoyed as much as we did!
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Working from home could save an average of 20% on fuel bills
27 Mar 2026
International Energy...
Full episode available everywhere now. Oil prices have surged amid the war in the Middle East, putting pressures on consumers around the world. To help address the supply disruptions, the IEA is coordinating the largest ever release of oil from countries’ emergency reserves. But actions on the demand side can also play a key role. In the full episode, Stéphanie Bouckaert, Head of the IEA’s Demand Sectors Unit, and Lucas Boehlé, an analyst specialising in energy efficiency, explain 10 practical options for governments, businesses and households that could help shelter consumers from oil price pressures during this unfolding crisis.
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Regulatory Field Trip - Interregional Energy Planning: Learning Across Borders, 5 March 2026
17 Mar 2026
Regulatory Assistanc...
How do energy regulators plan infrastructure and markets that extend beyond their jurisdictional borders? This first Regulatory Field Trip explores how different regions have approached interregional planning and market integration, and what lessons regulators can draw from those experiences. In this session, experts from the United States and Europe share practical insights on how coordination across jurisdictions has evolved over time, the institutional and governance challenges involved, and how cooperation can emerge even across diverse political and regulatory environments. Speakers Carl Linvill – Principal, Regulatory Assistance Project Former utility regulator with extensive experience in electricity market oversight. Carl works with regulators on electricity market design, transmission planning and regional coordination, with a particular focus on the evolution of regional markets in the Western United States. Zsuzsanna Pató – Principal, Regulatory Assistance Project Energy economist specialising in European electricity markets. Zsuzsanna works with regulators and policymakers on wholesale market design, cross-border electricity trade, and the integration of national power systems across Europe. During the webinar, the discussion covered: -- The evolution of regional electricity markets in the Western United States -- How diverse balancing areas began cooperating through market platforms -- The development of cross-border electricity markets in Europe -- Governance, coordination and institutional challenges in interregional planning -- Practical lessons for regulators working on cross-jurisdictional infrastructure and market integration ****************************** About the Regulatory Field Trips series: Regulatory Field Trips are interactive learning sessions designed for energy regulators to explore how different regions approach complex regulatory challenges. Each session combines short expert insights with peer exchange to highlight practical experiences and lessons across jurisdictions. Learn more about the Regulatory Assistance Project: https://www.raponline.org
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10X Battery Storage: IPS battery storage manufacturing facility in Bulgaria sets example for Europe
18 Mar 2026
SolarPower Europe
Battery storage is a game changer. It is key to delivering a flexible, electrified energy system, powered by renewables. In this video series, we're visiting the companies leading the charge on Europe's battery storage journey. IPS's battery manufacturing site in Bulgaria is the first gigafactory in the country, and is recognised as a strategic project under the EU's Net-Zero Industry Act. Currently the site produces 3 GWh annual capacity, with a second site under construction that will increase capacity to 5 GWh. Mariyana Yaneva, Chief Operating Officer at IPS, highlights the importance of building up production capacity and knowledge in Europe, to improve energy security. SolarPower Europe CEO, Walburga Hemetsberger, underscores the need to scale Europe's battery storage market 10 times by 2030, and how part of that includes also building up Europe's manufacturing capacity.
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SEAI | Kildare homeowner saves 49% on energy bills
19 Mar 2026
SEAI
Thomas Lordan got a complete energy upgrade on his home in County Kildare. Home Comfort Retrofits were the One Stop Shop and recommended what measures he should get. #heatpump #renewableenergy Find out more about energy upgrades: https://www.seai.ie/plan-your-energy-journey/for-your-home/guide-to-upgrades
Renewable energy consumption is the share of renewables energy in total final energy consumption. This is the average per capita energy use for the EU countries of the EURO Area. Source: The World Bank.
Euro area
Alternative + nuclear energy
16.21
% of total energy use
2015
Renewable energy consumption is the share of renewables energy in total final energy consumption. This is the average % of alternative and nuclear energy capacity of the 19 EU countries of the EURO Area.
Euro area
Electricity from renewable sources
426101.01
million kWh
2015
Electricity production from renewable sources, excluding hydroelectric, includes geothermal, solar, tides, wind, biomass, and biofuels. This is total electricity produced from renewable sources by the EU countries of the EURO Area. Source: The World Bank.
Euro area
Income from natural resources
0.08
% of GDP
2019
Total natural resources rents are the sum of oil rents, natural gas rents, coal rents (hard and soft), mineral rents, and forest rents. This is the average % of GDP produced from natural resources by the 19 EU countries of the EURO Area. Source: The World Bank.
Euro area
Carbon dioxide emissions
6.45
metric tons per capita
2018
Carbon dioxide emissions are those stemming from the burning of fossil fuels and the manufacture of cement. This is the average metric tons carbon emissions per capita for the 19 EU countries of the EURO Area. Source: The World Bank.
Euro area
Energy imports
59.84
% of total energy use
2015
Net energy imports are estimated as energy use less production, both measured in oil equivalents. This is the average % of energy import of the total use for the 19 EU countries of the EURO Area. Source: The World Bank.
Euro area
Access to electricity
100.00
% of the population
2019
Access to electricity is the percentage of population with access to electricity. Electrification data are collected from industry, national surveys and international sources. This is the average % of people with access to electricity for the 19 EU countries of the EURO Area. Source: The World Bank.
BUILD UP is the European portal for energy efficiency and renewable energy in buildings. Established by the European Commission in 2009, it serves as a comprehensive platform for professionals in the building sector, offering resources, tools, and information to promote energy-efficient practices and the integration of renewable energy. The portal facilitates knowledge exchange among practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders, supporting the implementation of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) and contributing to the decarbonization of the building sector by 2050.
Our mission EIPA was created in 1981 on the occasion of the first European Council held in Maastricht, and is supported by the EU Member States and the European Commission. Our core mission is to provide high quality training courses to develop the capacities of professionals, national and regional public administrations dealing with EU affairs, as well as the European Institutions. We offer long-standing expertise combined with problem- and practice-based teaching modules. We have been awarded four times the Framework Contract and offer and host many contract activities. At EIPA you benefit from our close ties with the European Commission, EU institutions and the different Member States. Training Centres We offer a broad range of high-quality training courses, from seminars to e-learning and tailor-made courses. Our training courses take place in our headquarters in Maastricht, an important hub of European dialogue, or in our training centre in Luxembourg. Do you want to change the date, location or programme of a course? Request a tailor-made course to meet the needs of your organisation or institute. What sets us apart? The variety of our training courses are perfect to integrate into the demanding schedules of busy professionals. They are designed to help you find your way through EU processes and policies, whilst strengthening your capacity to perform effectively in this area. Moreover, they take place in a European environment. You benefit directly from the views and best practices from participants from a wide variety of countries and sectors: a great opportunity to network!
The Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (DG RTD) is a department of the European Commission responsible for EU policy on research, science, and innovation. It aims to develop and implement policies that promote and support research and technological innovation to drive sustainable growth, competitiveness, and job creation within the European Union. The DG focuses on fostering collaboration between researchers, businesses, and public authorities, managing major research programs, and addressing societal challenges through scientific advancements and innovation. It plays a key role in initiatives such as Horizon Europe, which funds research and innovation projects across Europe.
The Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW) of the European Commission focuses on creating a single market for goods and services, boosting industrial competitiveness, and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the EU. Its mission is to foster economic growth, innovation, and job creation by reducing barriers within the EU internal market, enhancing the business environment, and promoting sustainable industrial policy and entrepreneurship. DG GROW also works to enhance the EU’s global competitiveness.
The Directorate-General for Energy (DG ENER) is the European Commission department responsible for developing and implementing a secure, sustainable, and competitive energy policy for the European Union. It oversees energy markets, infrastructure, innovation, renewable energy, and energy efficiency, ensuring the EU's transition to a clean energy future aligned with the European Green Deal.
As the leading European association for advanced rechargeable batteries covering all battery chemistries, our mission is to bring together the battery value chain to drive innovation and contribute technical expertise to the EU policy-making process. EUROBAT represents the interests of automotive and industrial battery manufacturers, based in EMEA, as well as global supply chain players.
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) is the European Commission's science and knowledge service. It provides independent, evidence-based scientific and technical support to EU policies throughout the entire policy cycle. The JRC's mission is to create, manage, and make sense of scientific knowledge for better EU policies. It collaborates with policymakers, industry, and academia to address current and emerging societal challenges, ensuring that EU policies are grounded in sound science.
The Directorate-General for Trade (DG TRADE) of the European Commission manages the EU’s common trade policy. Its role involves negotiating trade agreements, ensuring compliance with international trade rules, and representing the EU in trade-related matters globally. The DG aims to promote fair and open trade while safeguarding European interests and values, such as sustainable development and social standards, in global commerce. DG TRADE also oversees the enforcement of trade laws and monitors trade practices to protect EU businesses and consumers.
EIT Food is one of the Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs) established by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). It focuses on transforming the food sector to make it healthier, more sustainable, and trusted by consumers. EIT Food brings together partners from industry, startups, research centers, and universities to drive innovation and entrepreneurship across the entire food value chain. Through education, collaborative projects, and startup support, EIT Food aims to improve food production, reduce food waste, enhance food traceability, and empower consumers to make healthier, more informed choices.
EUGINE is the voice of Europe’s engine power plant industry. Our members are the leading European manufacturers of engine power plants and their key components.Engine power plants are a flexible, efficient, reliable and sustainable technology, helping to ensure security of electricity supply and providing (renewable) electricity and heat.For more information please see
The Clean Hydrogen Partnership is a public-private partnership in the European Union that supports research and innovation activities to accelerate the development and deployment of clean hydrogen technologies. The initiative brings together the European Commission, industry, and research partners to drive advancements in hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and applications across various sectors. Its mission is to contribute to Europe's climate-neutral goals by enhancing hydrogen’s role as a clean energy vector, promoting decarbonisation, and ensuring the competitiveness of the EU hydrogen industry in the global market.
The European Committee of the Regions (CoR) is the EU's assembly of local and regional representatives, providing sub-national authorities with a direct voice within the EU's institutional framework. Established in 1994, the CoR advises the European institutions on laws that affect EU cities and regions, ensuring that regional and local perspectives are considered in EU policymaking. Its mission is to involve regional and local authorities in the European decision-making process and to encourage greater participation from citizens.
Interreg Europe is a European Union program that supports interregional cooperation across EU member states, plus Norway and Switzerland, to help regional and local governments develop and deliver better policy solutions. It focuses on exchanging best practices and ideas to improve regional development strategies, particularly in areas such as innovation, SMEs, low-carbon economy, and environment and resource efficiency. Through its projects, Interreg Europe facilitates learning among policymakers and stakeholders to address regional challenges and capitalize on opportunities for growth, sustainability, and cohesion across European regions.
The Directorate-General for Financial Stability, Financial Services, and Capital Markets Union (DG FISMA) of the European Commission is responsible for EU policies on financial services and the stability of financial markets. It works to ensure a secure, competitive, and integrated financial market across the EU. DG FISMA focuses on strengthening the resilience of the EU financial system, supporting economic growth, and protecting consumers by implementing rules for banking, insurance, capital markets, and investment services.
The European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) is an agency of the European Commission responsible for implementing programs that support innovation, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and entrepreneurship across Europe. EISMEA manages the European Innovation Council (EIC), which provides funding, acceleration services, and networking opportunities to high-potential startups, scale-ups, and researchers to foster breakthrough innovations. The agency also oversees initiatives that enhance business competitiveness, market access, and the growth of SMEs, aligning with EU policies aimed at driving economic development and sustainable innovation.
The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) is a decentralized agency of the European Union, established in 1994 and headquartered in Bilbao, Spain. Its mission is to make European workplaces safer, healthier, and more productive by providing reliable, balanced, and impartial information on occupational safety and health (OSH). EU-OSHA works with governments, employers, and workers' organizations to promote a culture of risk prevention, raise awareness of OSH issues, and develop practical tools and resources to improve working conditions across Europe.
Clean Air Task Force (CATF) is a global nonprofit environmental organisation that works to decarbonise the global energy system. It focuses on advocating for policy, technology, and regulatory solutions to mitigate climate change.
The Covenant of Mayors – Europe is a coalition of local and regional authorities committed to implementing EU climate and energy objectives. Established in 2008, it encourages municipalities to voluntarily exceed the EU's climate and energy targets through sustainable energy policies.Signatories pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, enhance resilience to climate change, and address energy poverty by developing and executing Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plans (SECAPs).These plans outline strategies for energy efficiency, renewable energy adoption, and climate adaptation measures.The initiative fosters collaboration among local governments, providing a platform to share best practices and access technical support. It also aligns with broader EU policies, such as the European Green Deal, aiming for climate neutrality by 2050.By November 2024, over 10,000 municipalities across Europe had joined the Covenant, collectively working towards a sustainable and climate-resilient future.
The European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) is an agency of the European Commission established to manage EU programs that contribute to decarbonization and sustainable growth. CINEA plays a key role in supporting the European Green Deal through the efficient and effective implementation of its delegated programs. Its mission is to support stakeholders in delivering the European Green Deal through high-quality program management.
EIT Manufacturing is a Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) established by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). Its mission is to bring European manufacturing actors together to integrate education, innovation, and business creation, thereby enhancing the sector's competitiveness and sustainability. EIT Manufacturing focuses on empowering people through education, fostering innovation for a sustainable world, supporting innovative entrepreneurs, and boosting regional innovation capacity.