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In European capitals today, it is no longer sufficient for public transport lines to simply become faster and more modern. Urban transport is increasingly viewed as a tool for reducing emissions, air pollution, and the number of cars in urban…

UEFA and European Leagues have introduced a new Football Event Sustainability Manual, a comprehensive tool designed to help clubs, leagues and national associations improve the organisation of sporting events through the implementation of environmental and socially responsible practices. The manual…

The European Parliament has given final approval to a new regulation introducing circular economy principles into the European Union’s automotive sector, with the aim of reducing resource consumption, increasing the use of recycled materials, and improving end-of-life vehicle management. The…

The European wind industry continues to grow rapidly, but the shortage of skilled labour could jeopardise the achievement of the continent’s ambitious energy targets. According to data from WindEurope, the European wind industry currently employs around 478,000 people, of which…

The European Union and the European Investment Bank (EIB) will support the upgrade and expansion of Egypt’s electricity network through a financing package worth 690 million euros. Of the total amount, 90 million euros will be provided as grants by…

The European Union will deploy its highest number of firefighters, aircraft, and emergency response experts this summer to ensure faster and more effective responses to wildfires, which are becoming increasingly frequent and destructive due to climate change. In high-risk areas…

Companies register around 60% of all new cars in the European Union, which makes corporate fleets one of the key drivers of transport electrification. However, new research by the organisation Transport & Environment shows that most EU member states still…