The European Union is on track to exceed its 2030 target for clean energy technologies, as the deployment of solar and heat pumps soared last year due to Russia’s war … Read More
The wasted heat from buildings in the European Union would be nearly enough to meet the bloc’s whole energy demands for central heating and hot water, according to a new … Read More
Gas consumption across the European Union plunged by almost 20% between August and January, reflecting a widespread resolve among households and companies to take matters into their own hands and … Read More
Seven European Union countries have warned the bloc’s executive not to propose a big overhaul of the electricity market when it unveils its reform plan next month. Over the past … Read More
Inflation in the euro zone receded for the third month in a row in January, according to preliminary data from Eurostat released on Wednesday. Inflation in the twenty countries using … Read More
The eurozone continued defying the odds by showing economic growth in the last quarter of 2022, a period in which most analysts and investors expected to see a contraction. The … Read More
The prospect of a recession in the eurozone is fading as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) moderately improves its economic forecast for the bloc. The eurozone is now projected to grow … Read More
It was the writing ominously scratched on the wall: the eurozone was heading for a deep and calamitous recession, blamed on Russia’s war in Ukraine, a devastating energy crisis and … Read More
The cost-of-living crisis triggered by the Ukraine war, the energy crunch, surging inflation and the coronavirus pandemic has become the greatest worry for European Union citizens, according to a new … Read More
The new year has kicked off with a first dose of good news: after months breaking all-time records, inflation in the eurozone has begun to cool down, returning to single-digit … Read More
