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Why is the study “Assessment of Investment Needs and Gaps in Relation to the 2030 Climate and Energy Targets of Germany” exciting and relevant for other EUKI projects and for decision makers in the private and public sector dealing with investment challenges? Find out more in our post.
The conference “Planning for 2050” took stock of the experience gained in Europe and presented lessons learnt as well as challenges encountered in different Member States – seeking to connect them to the EU’s own overall 2050 vision.
The EUKI project CIC finalised the draft of the Climate and Energy Investment Maps (CEIM) for Czechia in order to better understand the investment status quo.
We created the EUKI community for project implementers and partners to share information related to their work, like for example project events, best practice examples, lessons learned, or requests for collaboration on upcoming (EU) calls.
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EUKI Community
Welcome to the EUKI Community!
The EUKI invites all of its projects to use this blog to share events, project results and other project related highlights on climate action in the European Union. Through the exchange, we want to we want to enable organisations to share their experiences on good approaches on climate mitigation and allow the members of our EUKI Community to learn from each other. We also invite other actors to follow the blog and make use of EUKI project results.
Please note: The opinions put forward in this blog or in any attached documents or linked websites are the sole responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU).
Are you a project implementer or partner and want to upload an article or post? Download our guidelines here:
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Study: Assessment of Investment Needs and Gaps in Relation to the 2030 Climate and Energy Targets of Germany
Samuel HeldWhy is the study “Assessment of Investment Needs and Gaps in Relation to the 2030 Climate and Energy Targets of Germany” exciting and relevant for other EUKI projects and for decision makers in the private and public sector dealing with investment challenges? Find out more in our post.
Conference: Planning for 2050. EU experience with long-term climate strategies
Long-term Climate StrategiesThe conference “Planning for 2050” took stock of the experience gained in Europe and presented lessons learnt as well as challenges encountered in different Member States – seeking to connect them to the EU’s own overall 2050 vision.
Climate and Energy Investment Map of Czechia
Climate Investment CapacityThe EUKI project CIC finalised the draft of the Climate and Energy Investment Maps (CEIM) for Czechia in order to better understand the investment status quo.
Welcome to the EUKI Community
Samuel HeldWe created the EUKI community for project implementers and partners to share information related to their work, like for example project events, best practice examples, lessons learned, or requests for collaboration on upcoming (EU) calls.
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