From 2027, EU buildings and road transport which pollute will have to pay to do so. This will be under a carbon market known as the ‘Emissions Trading System 2’.
This carbon price will help bring down emissions, but it must be done in a socially just way.
What that in mind, this joint letter calls for an EU lending facility to help governments borrow money to support investments that help the most vulnerable households begin to switch to clean solutions already today.
Read more:
The European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) is returning to the European Heat Pump Summit on 28–29 October 2025 at Nuremberg’s Exhibition Centre in Germany....
How can Europe ensure its energy security while reducing reliance on fossil fuels? What role can heat pumps play in...
With buildings being responsible for 40% of Europe’s CO₂ emissions, EU project REDI4HEAT has shown that bold policies and practical...
