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.

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New EU rules on pay transparency explained

New EU pay transparency rules are now taking effect across the EU. They will increase pay transparency, strengthen enforcement of the principle of equal pay between women and men, and improve access to justice for victims of pay discrimination.

As part of the European Technological Sovereignty Package, the Commission adopted a new Open Source Strategy, reaffirming its commitment to work towards an open, collaborative and resilient digital environment.

Spring semester package: steering EU economies to increased competitiveness

The European Commission has set out policy guidance for EU countries to help them revitalise the EU's competitiveness. The guidance also steers EU countries along a path to greater strategic autonomy, economic and social resilience and cohesion, while maintaining fiscal sustainability.

OceanEye: placing the EU at the forefront of ocean observation

The EU is stepping up its role in ocean observation with OceanEye, a new initiative which aims to position Europe the global leader in ocean intelligence.

Strengthening Europe’s tech sovereignty

A set of measures to strengthen the EU’s capacity in semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud and open source, that will help Europe become a leader in AI.

- Sofia Mandilara
A monumental test of EU unity
Also, in Monday’s edition: EESC, EU petitions, carbon pricing, equal pay, Taliban
- Catarina Chaves
Who will shape the High Seas Treaty in the Mediterranean? [Promoted Content]
As the High Seas Treaty enters implementation, Mediterranean countries face a strategic choice: shape the rules from the outset or remain on the sidelines. In a region defined by ecological interdependence and fragmented governance, participation in implementing the Treaty is a strategic necessity.
- Christina Zhao
UK, France, Germany back Zelenskyy’s call for Putin meeting
The leaders of Britain, France and Germany met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in London on Sunday
- Brenda Strohmaier
INTERVIEW: Why climate change should be a public health emergency
Europe must prepare for extreme heat, drought and dengue, says professor of environmental change and public health
- Anupriya Datta
INTERVIEW: Australia sees EU following its lead on social media age limits
Canberra expects the EU to introduce its own 'delay' soon