The Clean Energy Package for All Europeans is a unique opportunity for the EU to show leadership and consistency in view of the implementation of the Paris Agreement. The most cost-effective way to meet our global commitments, achieve the objectives of the Energy Union and make Europe more...

In its annual review, the UN says the gap between carbon cutting plans and the reductions required to keep temperature rises below 2 degrees Celsius is "alarmingly high".

In 2015, after three years of slow growth, the growth of global CO2 emissions from fossil-fuel use and from steel and cement production was brought to a standstill. One of the main causes was the 2% global decrease in coal burning and cement production - the largest decrease over the past five...

Eceee, the European council for an energy efficient economy, has published a procedural guide to aid people in understanding the current developments of the Clean Energy Package process. The study presents major outstanding issues and goes through the updated legislative content. The briefing...

EU lifts one key barrier for public investments in energy efficiency, easing adoption of ambitious 2030 targets and Eurostat, the Statistical Office of the European Commission, has published today an updated guidance note on the recording of energy performance contracts (EPCs) in government...

How have your community's energy efficiency initiatives also increased its resilience? The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy new paper, Indicators for Local Energy Resilience, gives municipal leaders a unique set of tools to answer this question. We explore local energy...

A new study finds 6.5% of global GDP goes to subsidizing dirty fossil fuels 

Underwriting toolkit assists financing institutions on appraising value and risk of energy efficiency investments 

International Energy Agency has just published the most recent Indepth Review of Hungary 2017, focusing on the country's energy policies.

On 26 June 2017, energy ministers of the European Union will meet to agree on a general approach for the first batch of the 'Clean Energy for All Europeans package’, a set of legal tools which will set Europe’s next steps in achieving its energy transition.