European Commission — latest ecology news
Reconstruction will require from $500 billion to $1,000 billion not only in mass investments, but also in grants, knowledge and technology transfers, and so on
Reusable systems generate almost three times more CO2 emissions and require 3.6 times more fresh water than disposable paper-based ones.
CBAM to be launched in parallel as a way to protect EU industry from cheaper imports of pollutants
Energy security issues stimulate the fastest transition from fossil fuels to renewable sources
Existing renewable energy projects will not allow the use of REPowerEU for the production of green hydrogen on the principle of "additionality" in exporting countries
The European Commission will continue to support Ukraine in the fight against the aggressor
Implementation of projects within the framework of LIVE can become an effective method of overcoming the consequences of military actions of the Russian Federation
The development of hydrogen energy is one of the ways to overcome dependence on Russian energy resources
Environmental activists criticize European Commission's proposal to sell € 20 billion in surplus carbon permits
The EU has prepared urgent measures to regulate energy prices
Natural gas remains an important part of the EU's energy system during the "green transition"
Reducing imports of Russian fossil fuels could save about €100 billion a year