The webinar will be an opportunity for discussion about the Mediterranean perspective on the EU's current sustainable development policy, with a special focus on the recovery plan (Next Generation EU) and the European Green Deal.

The EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) is taking place this week! It brings together public authorities, private companies, NGOs and consumers to promote initiatives to save energy and move towards renewables for clean, secure and efficient power. ECOS is co-organising two sessions this year: on data centres and zero-impact buildings.

Theme of the first panel will be: “Enhancing EU’s climate ambition through the Fit for 55 package”, and the second „Pathways for Member States to turn the Fit for 55 package into Fit for 1.5“.

The analysis emphasizes that the only solution in the energy transition is sustainable hydrogen generated by electrolysis of water where electricity is 100% produced from renewable energy sources, and the hydrogen production should be carried out at points as close as possible to its consumption.

This report examines the structural barriers preventing investment in energy efficiency measures in Europe’s Private Rented Sector housing stock.

This report examines the structural barriers preventing investment in energy efficiency measures in Europe’s Private Rented Sector housing stock.

From September 27 to 30, it brings together the best minds to raise awareness and elicit debate. It builds on a wide range of perspectives to present recent academic work and connect ideas and people who care about our future and recognise the importance of fiscal policy for it. 

In the lead up to COP26, a coalition of groups are working together to host Loss and Damage Awareness Day that aims to raise awareness about the issue of loss and damage and the need for the biggest polluters to pay for it.

The Analisys aims to explore the objectives, content and structure of policies in the private rental sector.