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  • General publications
  • European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

Renewables made up over 90% of new power capacity in 2024, with solar and wind leading—but reaching 2030 goals will require faster and fairer global progress.

  • General publications
  • European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

A new ENERGIZE report highlights best practices from energy communities across Europe, showing how local solutions can drive the energy transition.

  • General publications
  • European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

The CROSS project releases actionable recommendations for deep, cost-effective renovation—covering renewable integration, smart tools, and funding strategies for public buildings.

  • General publications
  • European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

​A recent report by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) analyzes energy consumption and efficiency trends in the EU from 2000 to 2022. The study examines the residential, tertiary, transport, and industry sectors.

  • General publications
  • European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

How can regional authorities and energy agencies put the Energy Efficiency First principle into practice? Watch the third ManagEnergy Online Seminar to explore how EE1st is shaping smarter energy planning across Europe.

  • General publications
  • European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

The Handbook on Cross-Border Energy Communities guides local actors in overcoming legal, financial, and governance challenges to develop joint renewable energy projects across EU borders.

  • General publications
  • European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency

A new report warns that without proper consultation with local governments, vulnerable households may miss out on critical support from the €86 billion Social Climate Fund.