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Romania receives €149m funding boost for green hydrogen production

The European Commission has approved a €149 million ($154 million) scheme to support the renewable hydrogen projects in Romania.

Iberdrola boss pledges €3bn to fuel Europe’s green hydrogen economy

Iberdrola has announced at the World Economic Forum that the company will invest €3 billion in green hydrogen to accelerate the European Green Deal.

REPowerEU mobilises €300bn to end Russian gas dependence

The European Commission has mobilised the REPowerEU package, 300 billion euros to decrease dependence on Russian gas and speed up the energy transition.

Enlit Europe Live: Tackling energy’s most pressing challenges

Enlit Europe will make a timely debut in Milan, Italy in November, and has a jam-packed programme to guide energy professionals through every aspect of the green transition.
digital transformation

EUSEW: Advancing Europe’s twin green and digital transitions

EU Sustainable Energy Week, organised by the European Commission and energy stakeholders unpacks how Europe can successfully ensure the green and digital transformation.

Czech Republic must ramp up coal phase-out efforts says IEA

IEA is urging the Czech government to start making better use of the various low-carbon energy sources to drive a secure energy transition.

EIB and Hydrogen Europe partner to drive green financing

The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Hydrogen Europe have signed an agreement for consultancy services.

A good fit? Industry reacts to EC’s Fit for 55 package

The Fit for 55 Package published yesterday, 14 July, has unsurprisingly yielded a mixed bag of reactions from European industry.
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PEI Connect: Raptors at risk due to wind turbine collisions

A new study by the USGS and Oklahoma State University focuses on how best to protect bird species from the impact of the growing wind industry.

Timmermans: Fit for 55 package will be ‘bloody hard… but you can’t dispute the...

The Fit for 55 roadmap of legislative changes has been proposed to put a greater price on carbon and a greater premium on decarbonisation.