EU Energy News
Aggregated news from EU DG Energy, CINEA, and EU Parliament covering energy transition, clean energy funding, and policy developments.
Last updated: 21 Aug 2026
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Spokespersons for Parliament and for the political groups will hold a briefing on the 27 – 30 April plenary session, on Friday at 11.00 in Parliament’s Anna Politkovskaya press room. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
The European Commission has launched a 12-week open public consultation and a 4-week call for evidence to help shape EU radioactive waste and spent fuel policy for the decade ahead.
European consumers eat nearly 10 million tons of cheese a year — an average of around 20 kg per person. One LIFE project found an ingenious solution for reusing millions of tons of waste from cheese production.
The agreed text seeks to clarify social security rules for EU workers who have moved to a different EU country, while fairly distributing obligations among member states. Committee on Employment and Social Affairs Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
The LIFE Calls for proposals 2026 launched yesterday. They’re your opportunity to help drive Europe’s green transition by turning your ideas into real investment solutions.
Allow me to start with a smart and short reminder. Today it is Earth Day. It is a day where we remind ourselves of the importance of counting on a healthy planet to ensure life. We know that healthy conditions, environment policies, climate policies have also been part of our discussions dealing...
On Monday and Tuesday, 20-21 April, Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen will be in Madrid and Barcelona to discuss energy security, affordability and ways to tackle the housing crisis with Spanish national and local authorities, as well as sectorial stakeholders and young people.
The Commission has today published a Recommendation on removing barriers to the development of power purchase agreements (PPAs) and other energy purchase agreements. PPAs comprise long-term bilateral contracts typically concluded between generators and corporate consumers.
AccelerateEU is the Commission's toolbox to bring immediate relief to European households and industries, especially the most vulnerable ones, while putting Europe on a steady pathway to energy independence.
Under the first call, 19 project beneficiaries across France, Czechia, Spain, Greece, the Netherlands and Sweden signed grant agreements amounting to €210 million which, together with €1.3 billion from EIB loans, mobilised over €830 million in other resources.
Meet the new hashtag#EUSEW2026 cohort of Young Energy Ambassadors! Youth remains at the centre of EUSEW: 30 young professionals aged 18-35 working, studying or volunteering in the field of clean energy are chosen every year to engage in the dialogue on Europe’s clean energy transition.
Up to February 2026, the price of fuels and lubricants for personal transport in the EU was generally decreasing, for the EU average and for most of EU countries. However, it increased significantly in March 2026.
Coming soon: Financial and technical support for innovative renewable energy results development from H2020 and HE projects to start-ups and SMEs.
The European Commission has approved State aid schemes to provide temporary electricity price relief for energy-intensive companies in Bulgaria, Germany and Slovenia in line with the objectives of the Clean Industrial Deal.
On Wednesday MEPs endorsed their negotiating position on the 2028-2034 EU budget, including a breakdown of the amounts they want to allocate to each EU funding programme. Committee on Budgets Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP