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Last year’s project provided a boost to the local economy and new kind of entertainment to residents and guests 
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The Velorent pilot project has been launched in the Estonian city of Tartu. The project is part of the CyclUrban+ project, which is supported by the European Climate Change Programme, and will run until the end of summer 2021. The pilot project aims to test the interest of individuals, businesses, and potential providers in the use of cargo bikes. The aim of the Tartu City Government is that the private sector will express an interest in providing cargo bikes as a service, as a result of the pilot.
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Today's announcement by Estonia to reach climate neutrality by 2050 rings hollow given the country's plans to keep burning shale oil.
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Estonia’s dirty oil shale industry keeps carrying on. The only way it can be reformed if a "just transition" can be worked out for oil shale workers.
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Estonian green energy platform WePower has signed a number of partnerships that it claims will enable full cycle, blockchain-based energy trading across the country, encompassing production, transmission and consumption. WePower last month raised USD 40 million in an initial coin offering (ICO) for its /WPR token. The company said, in a press release, that its new partnerships, with electricity and gas retailers Elering AS and 220Energia, together with Estonian wind power technology company Eleon, will allow the nationwide adoption of a blockchain-based green trading ecosystem and demonstrates the importance of the technology to the energy sector.
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SEI Tallinn Director Lauri Tammiste discusses the climate pledges of Estonia's new government, and what they mean for the country, and Europe, moving forwards.
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The first environmentally friendly compressed gas buses have arrived in Tallinn and by the end of the year, 100 new buses using biofuel have been added to city traffic, and in the coming years 350 new buses using biofuels. With the introduction of new bus communications, the ecological footprint of Tallinn’s public transport will reduce …
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The Baltic nations, Poland and the European Commission agreed Thursday (28 June) on a roadmap to synchronise the region’s electricity network with the rest of continental Europe’s by 2025 and end their reliance on the Russian grid.
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