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The construction sector, responsible for 30 per cent of global emissions and energy use, has the tools it needs to cut carbon. But the lack of data an 
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Paris Financial Center launches Finance for Tomorrow to showcase it’s expertise in green and sustainable finance
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In a possible nod to industry demands, the EU's new energy label regulations will allow a 10-year transition period for heaters until 2030, a move likely to confuse consumers, hinder innovation in clean technology and extend the market life of fossil-fuelled devices, critics said.
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Austria is set to connect a series of electric vehicle (EV) charging points in a bid to boost EV ownership in the country
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Le royaume scandinave prend le leadership climatique européen. Un article de notre partenaire, le Journal de l’Environnement.
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Save the date to discuss the findings of the new report
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The head of research at a top European think tank dedicated to buildings performance believes the European Commission has failed badly in developing a legislative framework to boost the decarbonisation of heating and cooling systems.
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A framework for integrating climate change across financial institutions
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The Commission has put forward a number of proposals to decarbonise transport in Europe - now member states need a common framework, writes Henna Virkkunen.
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How can cities and communities reclaim control over local energy systems ? What are the challenges and success factors for creating a local energy company ? What are the links between devolution and remunicipalisation moves, community energy and participative governance ?
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Tiny Tilos, in the Dodecanese, is a pioneering nature reserve. Now, Greece’s ‘green island’ is set to be powered by renewable energy
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À l'occasion de la sortie du documentaire From the Ashes, sur l’industrie du Charbon aux États-Unis, We Demain a rencontré deux activistes climatiques américaines de passage à Paris. Elle
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The Dutch government wants all residential buildings to be off gas in 2050 to reduce CO2 emissions. A huge operation. Can it work, asks Eline van den Ende?.
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