Focus - Energy efficiency

Scientists at EASAC propose key changes to building policies given that in Europe 25% of greenhouse gas emissions are generated by buildings

IRENA: green hydrogen and sustainable bioenergy for the energy transition

Solar installations are growing in 2016, too: 64.7 GW installations are forecasted.

The EU will spend about $800 billion in the 2014-2023 period for energy-efficient products and services. France, Germany and the UK will probably drive the energy market over the next years.

An international study reveals that in Europe the emissions from heating and powering buildings will be virtually zero by next decade. Also the European citizens support the transition to nearly-zero energy buildings.

(UK) - The survey reveals that British are accustomed to turn the heating thermostats above the recommended level of 20°C and 21°C.

North America and Japan will be the key markets while today the growth of commercial energy storage exists thank to a small number of suppliers

Scaroni, MD of Eni, at the European Parliament: "no industrial recovery if the bills' costs do not drop. Need to abolish subsidies destined to renewables".