47.3 per cent of the electricity generated in the EU came from renewable energy sources in 2025, a slight increase from 2024 (47.2%), according to Eurostat.
The EU launched two calls for proposals Tuesday with EUR 3.4 bn to accelerate deployment of innovative decarbonisation technologies and a EUR 1.2 bn auction to accelerate production of renewable hydrogen.
Date: 4 – 5 November Location: Brussels Conferences & summits | energy policy | energy union This is the fifth edition of the PCI Energy Days, a policy conference and…
The European Commission published Friday the terms and conditions for the second auction for renewable hydrogen production under the European Hydrogen Bank. The upcoming auction, which is financed by Emission…
Despite difficult challenges in the energy policy landscape, the EU made progress towards a more secure and affordable energy sector, less dependent on Russian energy, an annual EU energy report shows.
The largest electricity and gas producers experienced a decrease in market share in many EU countries in 2022, as competition in the energy market increased compared with 2021, Eurostat reports.
— last modified 12 April 2024 The EU Council formally adopted on 12 April a revised directive on the energy performance of buildings. The directive will help reduce greenhouse gas…
