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Non-native plants and animals can harm native European flora and fauna. Two LIFE projects are trying to get rid of the invaders in two important habitats.
These are the award results of the call for proposals launched in April 2024, the largest under the current CEF Energy programme, both in terms of number of applications submitted and the amount of funding granted, exceeding the call’s initial indicative budget of EUR 850 million.
As the world marked the International Day of Clean Energy, LIFE is making it easier for home owners in the Netherlands to save energy — and money.
Seeking to balance ecology, economy and society, STERCORE turns waste into high-quality organic fertilisers and green energy. With expert guidance from Green Assist, STERCORE plans to bring to market a new solution to combat waste.
New rules on urban waste water came into force this month — but LIFE was already well ahead of the game. Let’s look at four LIFE projects helping clean up Europe’s dirty wastewater.
Its waters are shallow, pink and salty. Yet Natura 2000 site Atanasovsko lake on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast attracts locals, tourists and wildlife from all over Europe — and the project “Lagoon for LIFE” aims to secure its future.
CINEA received 258 applications requesting over €9.5 billion in co-funding from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Transport by the call deadline of 21 January 2025. It is nearly four times more than the €2.5 billion budget available for the 2024 CEF Transport calls for proposals.
Today the European Commission (DG MARE) and CINEA kicked off the HY2FISH project, a pioneering initiative aimed at increasing the efficiency and reducing the environmental impact of fishing vessels.
LIFE BECKON is creating a stir among local energy communities across Europe with its innovative ‘technical cookbook’ and inclusive approach to citizen engagement.
Reprocover sought Green Assist support to upscale its innovative solution for recycling composite waste.