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Empowering central and eastern Europe to meet energy and climate commitments

Improving public administrations’ capacity and skills is key to transitioning to a low-carbon economy and adapting to climate change in central and eastern Europe.

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Supporting the development of Europe’s geothermal energy sector

As a virtually unlimited source of renewable energy, geothermal is versatile, reliable and it does not depend on weather patterns. As such, geothermal energy is a serious and viable contender to help lever Europe into first place as a carbon-neutral continent by 2050.

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Time to take action on public building sustainability

SURE2050 put forward a real estate management strategy towards future-proofing public buildings in Flanders, Belgium.

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Connected cows for better meat and dairy products

The CATTLECHAIN 4.0 project has devised new solutions for farmers to cope better with large numbers of animals while assuring full transparency of the supply chain. The new products could be rolled out as soon as next year.

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Latest Results in Brief

Summaries of the main outcomes at the end of each project, explaining the achievements and shining a spotlight on the next steps

Time to take action on public building sustainability

26 September 2022

A new hub to foster energy renovation of buildings

26 September 2022

Putting cities at the heart of energy transition

26 September 2022

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Latest CORDIS Results Packs

Collections of up-to-date articles that focus on a specific theme for specialised audiences

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Supporting the development of Europe’s geothermal energy sector

20 September 2022

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Digitalisation of the energy system: The green, resilient, secure and affordable energy system of tomorrow is digital

19 September 2022

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Open Innovation Test Beds to accelerate European innovation

10 June 2022

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