Solar

Solar energy offers power without the need to burn fossil fuels.

Green Marine

Integrated waste management solution protecting marine ecology coupled with a processing complex for oil-polluted water.

Bio Coal

Green, renewable and sustainable direct biomass replacement of conventional coal.

Bio Diesel

A unique enzymatic process efficiently converting low-grade waste oils into high-quality biodiesel.

Geothermal

An unlimited source of clean energy from deep underground hot rock layers and geothermal reservoirs.

EU renewable energy news

  • European Commission | News
  • Euractiv
EU supports clean transition projects with over €358 million

The EU is investing more than €358 million in 132 environmental and climate action projects across Europe to ensure the EU’s transition to a clean economy. The projects will help restore nature and biodiversity, support the circular economy, accelerate clean energy and strengthen climate resilience.

President von der Leyen participates in the opening of the COP30 and reaffirms the EU's climate ambition

President Ursula von der Leyen was this week in Belém, Brazil, where she took part in the opening of the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference with world leaders.

Auction results EU-Bills.

Connecting Europe through high-speed rail

The Commission has adopted a set of new proposals to accelerate the roll-out of Europe’s high-speed rail network and boost investment in renewable and low-carbon fuels.

Commission reports on the progress of aspiring EU members

Learn about progress towards EU accession by Georgia, Moldova, Türkiye, Ukraine, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia

- Magdalena Kensy
Deal or no deal: How Europe’s drugmakers are brokering prices with Trump
As the US president pressures pharma to cut costs and invest at home, European firms warn of lost 'health sovereignty'
- Victoria Becker
Across Europe, nationalist parliament speakers spark controversy
Czech lawmakers elected the country's first-ever far-right parliament speaker on Wednesday
- Victoria Becker
Trump gives Hungary a one-year Russia oil sanctions reprieve
Hungary committed to purchasing US liquified natural gas worth around $600 million, an official said
- Thomas Moller-Nielsen
Why Europe shouldn’t forsake its social covenant
Many policymakers and economists are pushing for the EU’s modern welfare state to be demolished. Such calls are wildly premature – and potentially profoundly misguided
- Brian Maguire
Spain can’t afford to keep its roads toll-free, says construction leader
Spain’s free-road model is draining public funds and undermining its green transition, warns SEOPAN President Julián Núñez