Green Marine
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EU renewable energy news
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Today, the European Commission has approved an investment worth over €55 million from the European Regional Development Fund
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The European Commission has opened a consultation on proposed electricity market reforms in Bulgaria, open until 11 February 2021
A new peer-learning programme aimed at helping towns, cities, regions and provinces learn from each other on city-level energy and climate actions
Companies producing Covid-19 vaccines "must deliver", EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesday (26 January) as tensions mounted between her European Commission and pharmaceutical firms over delayed deliveries.
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has resigned Tuesday (26 January) in the hope of forming a new government after weeks of turmoil in his ruling coalition, leaving Italy rudderless as it battles the deadly coronavirus pandemic.
Am Mittwoch soll die deutsche Umsetzung der europäischen Urheberrechts-Reform vom Kabinett genehmigt werden. Die finale Version, die EURACTIV Deutschland vorliegt, stärkt noch einmal Urheber und Verlage.
As the EU economy reels from the pandemic, forecasts suggest that unemployment rates across the bloc may hit their peak this year. At the same time, some 20% of firms foresee a permanent reduction in employment, according to the European Investment Bank's (EIB) investment report published last Thursday (21 January).
Climate change will be key to the review of the European Central Bank's policy, its president, Christine Lagarde, announced on Monday (25 January), marking a possible shift towards 'greener' monetary policy.