A clean energy transition
EU legislation on energy labeling and eco-design is estimated to save around 230 million metric tons of oil equivalent (MTOe) of energy by 2030. For consumers, this means an average saving of €285 per year on household energy bills. In addition, energy efficiency measures will generate €66 billion in additional revenue for European companies
In the following article, we’ll show how our electronic devices are impacting the Earth and give you some tips at home on how to become a greener internet user.
One significant stride the European Union has taken to transition its energy landscape towards sustainability direction is the introduction of the Hydrogen and Decarbonised Gas
Buildings significantly affect the European Union’s (EU) energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Accounting for 40% of energy consumed and 36% of energy-related greenhouse gas
As part of its ambitious Fit for 55 package, the European Union (EU) is taking significant strides toward achieving climate neutrality and reducing greenhouse gas
One of the critical components of the Fit for 55 package is the revision of the renewable energy directive. The proposed amendments aim to increase
In April, Germany shut down their last three nuclear reactors – the country’s Environment Minister, Steffi Lemke, explained the decision: “The risks of nuclear power
Eurostat’s report has been published on the EU’s progress on renewable energy source usage in 2021. Which Member States are leading in this area, and which still need to improve? What difficulties could be in making a faster transition to these renewable energy sources? Read our summary on the subject.
The European Union is implementing energy taxation measures to reduce emissions and increase energy efficiency. The taxes are based on the “polluter pays” principle, where those who use energy inefficiently pay for the costs of their actions.
“Saving energy is a key factor to quickly make Europe independent from Russian fossil fuels and to reach the goals of the European Green Deal.” This is how the EC explains why it is important to get ready for another winter, one the younger generations may have never experienced.
