Digital Publications

The study aimed to strengthen the European Commission’s knowledge-based approach in the early and continuous assessment of emerging clean energy technologies.

The study provides an assessment of the ecosystem services of bivalve mollusc farming and fish farming in ponds and wetlands, and challenges and opportunities in promoting the benefits.

The study started in December 2022, having as main goal to enhance quality checks and data validation processes, while also organising technical training sessions to allow experts involved in EU Data Collection Framework to familiarise and use the quality check tools before data submission.

Sunk costs in offshore wind energy projects may represent a significant portion of the overall financial outlay, thus having critical implications for return on investment (ROI) and levelised cost of enerrgy (LCOE).

The specific objective of this study is to provide a detailed overview of the floating wind sector in the EU, with regards to economic aspects and EU climate policy.

CINEA has launched a new digital publication highlighting the essential role of the CEF Energy in driving Europe’s energy transition - ensuring affordability, security and sustainability across the European energy system.

What are the main challenges projects face when deploying innovative solutions? The Innovation Fund Permitting publication explores the findings from a dedicated permitting survey and a follow-up workshop.

The Innovation Fund has given over €4.8 billion (one third of all awarded grants) in support of projects that decarbonise the transport sector. Discover more insights in this factsheet.

Earth system science is integral to the European Union's research agenda, contributing to the 35% of Horizon Europe’s budget for climate action. Discover how the Horizon Europe funded projects are providing solutions.