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Alberto Vela

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Call for researchers: Study on clean and affordable energy solutions for households

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By Alberto Vela
| eeb.org
The European Environmental Bureau (EEB) is launching a tender for a new study exploring the best combinations of clean technologies (from heat pumps and solar panels to batteries and insulation) to reduce fossil fuel dependence, lower energy bills and strengthen Europe’s energy security. The report will analyse at least eight EU countries and assess how tools like ETS2 and the Social Climate Fund can support households in this transition. Deadline and full specifications available here.
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EU crisis plan targets fossil dependence but leaves windfall profit taxes to capitals

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By Alberto Vela
| eeb.org
Brussels, 22 April 2026 – Presented today, the European Commission’s AccelerateEU plan targets fossil fuel dependence as the root cause of Europe’s energy crises and sets out clever measures to reduce prices through electrification and energy savings, the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) said.
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⏫ EUROPE NEEDED THIS

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By Alberto Vela
| META Podcast
Dear Reader There’s a certain energy in the air this week, and it’s coming from Budapest. After sixteen years of Viktor Orbán steering Hungary towards authoritarianism, the tide has finally turned. Plenty is being written about what this change means politically. We will keep it simple: this was a much-needed morale boost for civil society. And frankly, we will take it. This moment belongs, first and foremost, to those who held the line.
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