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The LIFE public dashboard has reached an important milestone: it now includes every LIFE project funded since the programme began in 1992, offering the most complete picture yet of more than three decades of EU investment in environmental and climate action.

When people look at an electricity substation, they usually see steel structures, cables and technical equipment. The real value, however, is elsewhere. It is in allowing everyone to enjoy electricity as a basic necessity.

Six LIFE-funded projects showcased how communities are transforming neighbourhoods, housing and public spaces, turning European ambitions into tangible results on the ground.

On 29 June, CINEA launched the 6th call for projects aiming to obtain the Cross-Border Renewable Energy (CB RES) status, the final status call under the current 2021–2027 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF).

LIFE projects from across Europe took centre stage at the Green Transition Forum 6.0 in Sofia, showcasing innovative solutions and demonstrating how the LIFE programme is delivering tangible results on the ground.

On 18 June, policymakers, regulators, network operators, project promoters, technology providers and researchers gathered in Košice, Slovakia, for the PCI Smart Grid Summit.

Between 2014 and 2026, CEF Energy has provided over €800 million in EU funding to 14 gas infrastructure projects across the region.

The EUSEW 2026 Awards winners for the categories SMEs Driving Energy Efficiency, Local Energy Action and Women in Energy have been announced. Join us in celebrating the people, projects, and initiatives advancing Europe’s clean energy transition.

13 LIFE projects were among the participants at the recent Clean Energy Transition Investment Forum to share the opportunities and challenges of unlocking new funding for green energy projects.

The three projects are among the 14 cross-border energy infrastructure projects selected under the 2025 CEF Energy call, which together received more than €650 million in EU funding earlier this year.