Clean Energy Newsletter

32 small projects are offered grants and 15 large projects development assistance. The grants will reduce emissions from energy intensive industries, renewable energy and energy storage.

The EU programme is aimed at supporting investment in key projects in the areas of transport, digital and energy infrastructure with an overall budget of €33.71 billion.

A new tool to reduce stranded investments and guide energy-efficiency decisions in real estate

A credible reference data on the risks and benefits of energy efficiency investments in buildings and industry.

The LIFE Call for Proposals 2021 was published on 13 July 2021 and includes 18 topics under the Clean Energy Transition sub-programme.

Help rebuild the European Portal for energy efficiency in buildings. The contractor shall rebuild the Build Up website in the ‘europa.eu’ domain, and improve and increase the effective use of the website amongst its target groups.

The EU Sustainable Energy Week will take place online on 25-29 October 2021. The programme and Awards finalists will be released early September but there are other ways to have an active role: check out the networking opportunities to give visibility to your work or organisation, and have a look at what we offer to Sustainable Energy Days should you organise an energy-related event in the coming months.

On 8 and 9 September 2021, join the Question & Answer session for applicants on the recently published LIFE 2021 Call for proposals.

On 14 September from 10h to 11h, the webinar will introduce the DEEP platform, followed by a Q&A session.

Energy planners need to balance heating demands and supplies. A new software tool helps them map, analyse and optimise the distribution.

H2020 Project InteGrid’s vision was to bridge the gap between citizens, technology and the other players of the energy system.

Far from the simple crunching and storage data facilities of the past, data centres could play a whole new ball game within smart city networks.