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Written by Balazs Hopp, © Fotolia In 2014 the EU agreed to a clear commitment : to collectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions of at least 40% by 2030 compared to 1990 levels across all sectors of the economy. As transport is responsible for 33% of...

The EEA has recently published an important report on the benefits we are deriving from renewables. Renewables increasingly curbing reliance on fossil fuels The use of fossil fuels across the European Union continues to decline due in part to increased...

By Jean Christou CYPRUS and Luxembourg were the only two EU countries to score 100 per cent in a survey of bathing waters around the bloc. “All the bathing sites in Cyprus and Luxembourg were deemed ‘excellent’,” said a statement...

The EU is largely on track to meet its climate change-related goals for 2020. While this is a considerable achievement, I believe there is a lot more to do. Most critically, the incremental gains we are currently achieving to meet such targets may not...

In this post, we welcome the Global Buildings Performance Network, a new C40 partner supporting the work of our cities tackling climate change through the measurement and reporting of building energy efficiency On September 11, the Chicago City Council...