Clean Industrial Deal: another missed opportunity for scaling up carbon removal in Europe
Wednesday 26 February, 2025 Key takeaways: The CID acknowledges the need to create a business case for permanent carbon removal,
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Christeen Grisby
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Reappointed WHO Europe Chief Shares Vision for Public Health
In an interview with Medscape Medical News, Hans Henri P. Kluge, who recently was reappointed the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s)
Davide Rambaldi
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Have your say on the next EU long-term budget
On 12 February, the European Commission published a Communication titled ‘The Road to the next Multiannual Financial Framework’, outlining key
Davide Rambaldi
04:22
The EU needs a strong Social Fund to live up to its commitments
The European Union is in the midst of a critical discussion on its next long-term budget, and there is growing
Patrick Jowett
22:22
Iberdrola launches innovation contest for PV technologies
Iberdrola, through its Perseo startup program, has partnered with the Spanish National Association of European Business and Innovation Centres (ANCES)
Brian Publicover
22:22
EU unveils Clean Industrial Deal to improve competitiveness, cut emissions
The European Commission has launched the Clean Industrial Deal, a plan to boost industrial competitiveness and accelerate decarbonization. The initiative
Patrick Jowett
22:22
Pexapark records 25 European PPAs for 790 MW in January
Swiss renewable energy market intelligence provider Pexapark says European developers signed 25 power purchase agreements (PPAs) for a combined 790
Johnathon Buresh
15:29
Snubbed by US, EU pivots to India for trade and security ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, in New Delhi, April 25,
Erasmo Damron
15:29
Keir Starmer to meet Donald Trump in Washington as Kyiv and US agree minerals deal
British prime minister Keir Starmer will fly to the USA on Wednesday ahead of crunch talks with Donald Trump, as
Marty Swant
09:28
Why a Samsung-backed startup is testing AI search ads
Liner, a South Korean AI search engine, has begun testing ads in the U.S. and Europe using a traditional cost-per-click
