We’ve compiled a list of interesting sessions at this year’s EUSEW, where you can hear from the Covenant community and get the latest updates from the initiative. Meet us there!
The Island Council of Gran Canaria is leading in climate action in the Archipelago with the help of the Covenant of Mayors, offering vital support and training to municipalities for sustainable development and emissions monitoring.
Want to set up an energy community, but are not sure how to finance it or which models exist? Discover the initiatives, programmes and opportunities presented in our latest webinar that will help you finance an energy community in your city or town!
Tackling emissions from the building sector is imperative and presents an opportunity for cooperation between the EU, national and subnational governments. Cities therefore play a key role in delivering and harnessing the benefits of fossil fuel-free and energy efficient buildings.
The EU Policy Lab (Joint Research Centre, European Commission) just started collecting citizens' and stakeholders' real-life experiences in relation with water, in any of its aspects.
Once a polluted industrial landscape, Bilbao is now committed to a carbon-neutral future. To achieve this conversion, it has developed a new energy strategy focused on decarbonising heating.
The Mission Platform is now extending part of its support to any European city aiming to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 at the latest.
Do you want to accelerate your climate transition? Don't miss your change to learn more from Mission cities, through the new NetZeroCities Twinning Learning Programme. Become a twin city to learn from pilot projects of the EU Cities Mission!
In response to the energy crisis, Grenoble has implemented a comprehensive sufficiency plan to cut energy consumption. Building on its longstanding commitment to consumption reduction, the city has used the crisis as an opportunity to expand sufficiency into a key element of its long-term strategy.
In Europe, we all consume large amounts of energy every day. The European Commission would like to hear your ideas for improving energy efficiency. Whether at home, at work or in the workplace, improving energy efficiency can take many forms.