As it moves away from fossil fuels and towards climate-neutrality, the EU is placing strategic importance on the market for batteries and stepping up research in the field.
As Europe turns increasingly to clean sources of energy, EU researchers are on a quest to make hydrogen from solar rays and heat.
“Smart” technologies in homes reduce energy use and bills, prompting stepped-up European research in the field.
Heat pumps in buildings are in focus as the EU slashes emissions and boosts clean energy.
Dr. Monica Ardeleanu, economist de mediu român, este într-o misiune de a face ca locuințele și soluțiile de locuit din lume să fie mai ecologice, cu ajutorul fondurilor UE și a 17 organizații…
As Europe weans itself off fossil fuels, local energy networks are tapping renewable sources to fill the gap and cut consumer bills.
New sails and boat designs are set to help shipowners slash fuel costs and emissions.
Needed to clean up road transport, battery-powered vehicles might also act as stored energy that the car owners could sell to electricity networks.
The EU will soon be able to see more clearly the wider outcomes of its clean-energy drive.
Europe is striving to cut the costs of operating wind turbines on water.