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European Commission approves €346 million Polish scheme to support agricultural producers - Vimarsana News

European Commission approves €346 million Polish scheme to support agricultural producers

European Commission approves €346 million Polish scheme to support agricultural producers

European Sovereignty Fund: Commission's best chance or empty shell? – EURACTIV.com - Vimarsana News

European Sovereignty Fund: Commission's best chance or empty shell? – EURACTIV.com

The new European Sovereignty Fund, expected to finance multi-country projects of European importance for the green transition, is key to the Commission's game plan to counter foreign subsidies. Yet days before its expected proposal, some query if it is already falling short.

Europe must take a comprehensive approach to safeguard its sustainable energy future - Vimarsana News

Europe must take a comprehensive approach to safeguard its sustainable energy future

Anja Lange, Head of First Solar, Europe, explores Europe’s safeguarding of its energy future.

Food for thought: how to decarbonise primary food processing? - Vimarsana News

Food for thought: how to decarbonise primary food processing?

Primary Food Processors are the energy-intensive part of the food supply chain. We need to decarbonise, and quickly. Energy efficiency, renewable energy and cutting upstream emissions all have a part to play. But we need the right policies to help get us there.

Green industry law haunted by old conflicts over nuclear, financing - Vimarsana News

Green industry law haunted by old conflicts over nuclear, financing

The European Commission’s proposal for a Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA) received broad support from EU ministers in charge of competitiveness on Monday (22 May), but unresolved conflicts on nuclear power and EU-level financing could make the upcoming negotiations difficult.