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These initiatives will improve facilities for education, sports, public health and student housing, while promoting sustainability and social inclusion, thereby supporting fairness in the transition to a climate-resilient economy of a coal region.
2026 promises to be another busy year of impact and innovation for the climate, environment and clean energy transition. Here we look ahead to some LIFE highlights coming up in the next 12 months.
EUSEW 2026 preparation continues: the Energy Fair call is now open, while applications for policy sessions and the EUSEW Awards are still ongoing until 22 and 29 January, respectively. Discover how to get involved and follow EUSEW’s new LinkedIn page for the latest updates and opportunities.
The European Union supports research, cutting-edge technologies and infrastructure so that renewable hydrogen can become more affordable and widespread.
Following the 10th cut-off under the first call for proposals of the Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF), the European Commission is pleased to announce that 19 projects have been selected for funding, with a total requested grant amount of €252 million.
From sustainable transport to coastal cooperation and clean energy, EU programmes are helping people across Member States stay closer – socially, economically and environmentally.
2025 was another busy year for LIFE — and as ever, the stars were the projects taking action for the environment, climate change and clean energy. Let’s take a look at some of the year’s highlights.
Sustainable transport is key to Europe’s climate goals. EU-backed investment in infrastructure, innovation and cross-border links, is helping Hungary move towards cleaner, safer, more inclusive mobility.
The EU’s push toward a stronger bioeconomy is gaining momentum as three LIFE projects showcase the commercial potential of bio-based innovations.
The Fundación Patrimonio Natural de Castilla y León is taking a bold step towards a more circular and sustainable agricultural future: the foundation is developing a new composting plant.