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2024-01-29
European Investment Fund allocates €150 million to invest in sustainability companies
The European Investment Fund (EIF) will allocate €150 million to the White Summit II (WDIF II) Capital Decarbonisation Infrastructure Fund, which will invest in 10 companies in the area of sustainability.
2024-01-26
NetZeroCities chooses Lisbon and Porto to test innovative decarbonization solutions
For two years, the pilot cities will serve as test tubes for new forms of decarbonization.
2024-01-26
Energy consumption in buildings decreases 4% until November compared to 2018
ADENE warned of the need to strengthen investment in energy rehabilitation.
2024-01-25
I ain't seen you yet, Hinkley Point C: The Story of a Nuclear Hole
The inauguration of the promised nuclear power plant will have to wait at least until 2029, perhaps 2030 or even 2031.
2024-01-24
EU wants to reduce fossil fuel use by 80% by 2040
This goal is in addition to those already set for 2030 – to reduce emissions by 55% – and for 2050 – to achieve zero emissions.
2024-01-24
Carbon dioxide emissions in 2023 are among the lowest in the last 60 years
A report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air pointed to an eight percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions in the European Union.
2024-01-23
IEA recommends "improvement" of offshore auctions to ensure "high participation"
Delays in the installation of projects, financing and licensing in some auctions in Europe force the IEA to recommend an "improvement" of the design compared to future tenders, such as in Portugal.
2024-01-22
There are new recommendations in ELPRE's fifth progress report
The fifth progress report of the 2050 Long-Term Strategy for Building Renovation (ELPRE) is now available.
2024-01-22
Chinese CALB will invest 2,000 million and create 1,800 jobs in Sines
The investment foresees an installed capacity of almost 43 million cells per year, with a daily production of 23,400 cells for each of the five production lines.
2024-01-22
They want to put space reflectors to illuminate solar farms on Earth until nightfall
The idea is not new, but it is gaining more and more traction, with researchers looking to Earth's orbit as a zone to reflect sunlight.