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The Innovation Fund 2024 (IF24) Call. aims to provide significant financial support to advance decarbonization technologies across various sectors, including maritime transport and inland navigation. The fund focuses on innovative solutions to help achieve climate neutrality by 2050, with dedicated allocations for different sectors.
The 7th European City Facility (EUCF) call drew a record 297 applications from local governments across 27 countries. Offering €60,000 grants for 71 projects, it supports cities in developing clean energy and efficiency investment concepts.
The 7th biennial European Climate Change Adaptation Conference (ECCA2025) will be held from June 16-18, 2025. Don't miss your chance to join Europe's biggest Climate Adaptation event, this year taking place in Rimini, Italy.
A sustainable Blue Economy requires support to promote and uptake innovation, knowledge, skills as well as access to finance, which is effective and locally-grounded. In this respect, maritime clusters (a network of companies, organizations, and institutions involved in the maritime industry) play a crucial role to support local stakeholders active in the Blue Economy. The WestMED supported European MedBAN project is an example of a Maritime Cluster that has supported 57 innovative projects from 49SMEs
Your vote counts: meet the EUSEW 2025 Award finalists
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The European Commission has selected the 9 finalists for this year’s LIFE Awards. A hybrid ceremony announcing the winners will take place on 30 May during EU Green Week. You can now vote for your favourite LIFE Project!
The 21st European Symposium on Fluorine Chemistry (ESFC LISBON) is set to take place from 3 to 9 August 2025, in Lisbon, showcasing the LIFE-4-Fgases project.
This conference invites researchers, practitioners, and industry experts to submit papers on the crucial intersection of design and financing in advancing energy efficiency in buildings across the EU. As the need for sustainable practices grows, the event aims to foster dialogue and collaboration among key stakeholders in the built environment.
Registrations for the European Sustainable Energy Week will open on 8 April. On the same day, the full programme will be released, allowing you to start planning your participation. In the meantime, you can update your profile or create one if you have not done so yet.
Dedicated to the EU REPowerEU plan, the event focused on decarbonisation strategies for the heating and cooling sector, as demonstrated by a variety of LIFE and other EU funded projects.
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the CEF Energy programme, we want to put the spotlight on projects supported by this funding instrument that stand out as a crucial link in strengthening the energy landscape of different regions. One of these projects is the Porthos CO2 project, a groundbreaking initiative in the CO2 networks sector.
CINEA seized the occasion of the Energy Infrastructure Forum in Copenhagen to celebrate a symbolic ceremony marking the signature of the grant agreement between the Agency and Gabreta, a smart grid project co-funded by CEF Energy. The signature officialises the grant award of over EUR 100 million for the project and the kick off of its implementation.
Intended for policymakers, and key stakeholders involved in the adaptation of coastlines, this special report proposes an in-depth analysis of managed retreat and methods for its implementation, illustrated and incarnated by the voices of experts and from the field.
Youth initiatives in the energy transition – new stakeholder arising or untapped potential?
Building resilient cities: how to align competitiveness and sustainability in Europe's energy transition?
The European Commission has announced EUR 396 million in funding for 171 new LIFE projects across Europe. River conservation, coastal protection and electronic waste recycling are just a few of the projects approved. Discover all new LIFE projects now!
Two dynamic and engaging panel sessions were held, drawing on panellists, themselves representing multiple stakeholders, from different sectors and geographical regions. Panellists provided their thoughts and insights to questions posed, in some cases highlighting opposing viewpoints, but always it was an exciting and balanced discussion.
In responding to this, firstly, it is important to recall that European Blue Forum is for stakeholders to unite and discuss shared challenges and priorities with the aim of finding consensus, synergies and solutions towards a common vision. Thus, in a large part, its future direction and activities will be shaped by the blue community that we are creating. However, this is an evolving process, and it is necessary to create and maintain a strong momentum by firstly providing the opportunities for stakeholders to come together and voice their priorities and challenges, as well as aspirations.
The evaluations for Horizon Europe Energy and the EU Cities Mission successfully finished on 11 April for the calls that opened on 17 September and closed in early February. The colleagues managed a huge exercise - evaluating around 900 proposals in 18 topics over 7 weeks for Energy, and 208 proposals for the Cities Mission. Well done to all involved!
CINEA celebrated its first Executive Agency Green Week, uniting the six Executive Aagencies to promote sustainability and collaboration. Highlights included a Climate Fresk workshop and a successful recycled toy exchange, inspiring eco-friendly actions towards a greener future.
