The European Commission has launched a call for proposals under the Battery Booster Facility, making available up to €1.5 billion in interest-free loans to support battery cell manufacturing projects across the European Economic Area.
— last modified 01 September 2018 As of 1 September 2018 energy intensive and inefficient halogen light bulbs can no longer be sold across the European Union.AdvertisementPrecisely what is covered…
— last modified 28 June 2018 On 28 June, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker signed, jointly with leaders of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland a political Roadmap for synchronising the…
— last modified 10 November 2017 To improve the functioning of the EU internal energy market and enhance solidarity between Member States, the Commission today proposed to amend the EU…
— last modified 01 February 2017 The European Commission published on 1 February 2017 its second State of the Energy Union Report.AdvertisementHow is Europe performing in renewable energy?Having achieved a…
— last modified 01 February 2017 The Second Report on the State of the Energy Union shows that the modernisation of the European Union economy and the transition to a…
— last modified 13 April 2016 Relations between the European Union and Iran have been through different stages and over the last decade, conditioned by the international dispute over Iran’s…
