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Romania’s municipality of Bucharest has cancelled a tender for the purchase of 100 electric buses, after all the bids received were classified as unacceptable or non-compliant, reported the Romania

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The European Union (EU) and national governments have committed unprecedented financial support to e-mobility related industries as a response to the economic consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. This

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Siemens AG’s shareholders have approved a spin-off of the company’s energy business. In the future, the company will concentrate on digital industries, smart infrastructure and Siemens Mobility.

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The EV charging sector has rapidly evolved over the last decade, from a sector dominated by EV charging pioneers to a fast-paced mergers and acquisitions (M&A) landscape with large strategic acquirers

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“I welcome the fact that the European Commission’s energy system integration strategy is setting the ‘energy-efficiency-first’ principle at the core of energy system integration. Thus, all

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“The residential sector has huge untapped potential with over 200 GW of installed assets of which heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) systems and hot water heaters account for 97%.

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Net electricity production in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) amounted to 436 GWh in May this year, which is 33% less compared to the 647 GWh generated in May 2019, according to

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To date, the energy transition has been largely driven out of the electricity sector. However, electricity is just a small part of the energy system. The challenge is therefore how to bring renewables

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Energy efficiency, phasing out coal, and electric vehicles present quick wins in the Energy Community’s path towards decarbonisation, said Haki Abazi, Kosovo’s former deputy prime minister, on

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It is not enough to only support efficiency and renewable energy. Direct prohibition of the use of fossil fuels will also be necessary in order to meet the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement,

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The Slovenian company Pipistrel, a small aircraft designer and manufacturer that specialises in energy-efficient and affordable high-performance aircraft, has obtained the world’s first ever type

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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has pressed ahead with planned work on a pilot project set to create the largest vehicle-to-grid (V2G) plant in the world at its plant in Mirafiori, Turin, reported