Spatial planning shapes the environment of municipalities and cities, impacting energy use, climate, and mobility. Integrating these factors makes spatial planning a powerful tool for creating resilient and eco-friendly urban areas.
Seven cities have been shortlisted by the European Commission to enter the final stage of the 2026 competition following an assessment prepared by a panel of independent experts.
The European Union wishes to achieve a zero-emission building stock by 2050, by boosting renovation rates and reaching for the highest possible energy efficiency of buildings.
A recent event in Badajoz, Extremadura - where the Covenant of Mayors is not yet as embedded as in other Spanish regions - showcased the initiative's potential to enhance municipal energy and climate efforts.
Decarbonising heating in cities starts with knowing one's heat through comprehensive heat mapping and planning. This year at EUSEW, we launched our campaign during a session on this crucial topic with insights from the EU to local level.
The renewed Green Deal agenda must put regions and cities at its centre, address asymmetric territorial impacts and tackle the financing gap.
Yesterday, we launched a new and refreshing campaign: the Cities Heat Detox! Our goal is to embark on a journey together towards a healthier future by cleansing and revitalising heating and cooling in our cities. Let’s detoxify our cities’ heat together – join the campaign!
Discover how pre-commercial procurement (PCP) within Sustainable Energy and Climate Action plans can help municipalities streamline their climate change risk assessments and vulnerability analyses.
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.