Author: Anas Nadi The decarbonisation of buildings and road transport is one of the most urgent and complex challenges facing Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). These two sectors are not only responsible for a large share of the region’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, but they also directly affect people’s daily lives, how they heat their […]
In September, progress on climate-related issues was mixed across the region. In Hungary, the government extended tradable energy efficiency certificates (EECs) to households, which could impact 120,000–150,000 households through almost free energy efficiency renovations. However, debates over the allocation of funds for climate targets versus security spending increased, and the vote on key amendments to […]