The Dutch government is committing €150 million to the country’s first carbon capture and storage demonstration project.
The European Commission is considering increasing the region’s target for cutting carbon emissions from 20% on 1990 levels by 2020 to 30%, according to reports.
The leaders of 15 countries and the European Commission met in Washington DC yesterday to promote join efforts on energy efficiency strategies and initiatives.
An Italian building organisation has become the first to implement the LEED green building rating system in an agreement signed yesterday.
Solar power developer SunEdison, a division of MEMC Electronic Materials, has agreed a €47 million financing deal with a German bank to complete 12 solar parks in Italy.
The mayors of over 500 European cities will today commit to reducing CO2 emissions by more than 20% by 2020.
The EU yesterday outlined its policy to encourage the development and adoption of electric and more energy efficient vehicles.
In one of the largest orders ever seen, Danish manufacturer Vestas is to supply EDP Renováveis, the renewables division of Portuguese utility Energías de Portugal, with wind turbines up to a capacity of 2100 MW.
Iberdrola Renovables, the renewables division of Spanish energy giant, has acquired the rights to develop 1500 MW of wind power in the east European country of Romania.
The city of Dublin, Ireland last week unveiled its first electric vehicle charging stations supplied by 365 Energy.