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Baltic states’ mega project of synchronisation to receive 720 mln euros of EU support
EU Member States agreed with the European Commission's proposal to invest nearly 720 million euros to the second phase of the Baltic synchronisation process.
Ukraine’s energy efficiency hindered by a state budget which contradicts the Green Deal
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Ukraine is very gradually but surely becoming energy efficient and independent of external energy supplies. However, the draft state budget for 2021 supports the coal industry contradicting the statements of the Green Deal.
A digital and sustainable champion – interview with Attila Kiss, CEO of E.ON Hungária
Attila Kiss, Chairman and CEO of E.ON Hungária, speaks about what does it mean for the company to act sustainably and how are they preparing for the challenges of the 21st century.
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Driving an electric car from Croatia to the Black Sea, using only one application? Yes, you can!
In a perfect world of electric mobility, every Electric Vehicles’ driver should be able to recharge everywhere and at any time. For those drivers that live and commute across CEE, the ideal e-mobility world is becoming a reality.
Technology to achieve net-zero energy buildings already exists and it is cheap
A new study revealed that the technology and skills already exist to achieve net- or nearly- zero energy building in almost every part of the world at costs in the range of those of traditional projects.
Slovenia and Hungary to connect their electricity grid from next year
Works to build the 80-kilometres-long 400 kV transmission line Cirkovce-Pince connecting the Slovenian and Hungarian transmission networks began putting an end to negotiations that started in the middle of the 90s’.
The US leading role at the Three Seas Initiative Summit
The US agreed to pledge up to 1 billion euros to the Three Seas Initiative for investments in the transport sector, energy and digital infrastructures. The US is committed to helping the region divest itself of its energy dependence.