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Release of the updated Electrical safety report written with the Forum for European Electrical Domestic Safety and 10 recommendations to keep you safe at home during the Covid19 lockdown
Although European countries have advanced standards to ensure the safety of domestic electrical installations, their application is generally reserved for new electrical installations. In order
EuropeOn’s Secretary General interviewed for a podcast by SolarPower Europe
EuropeOn’s new Secretary General, Julie Beaufils, was interviewed for the first episode of SolarPower Europe’s new podcast series titled #ShineOnSolar. In this podcast, she talked
The Renovation Wave will help relaunch our economy but calls for an integrated approach
Buildings are of utmost importance in the decarbonisation efforts of the EU. With 36% of the bloc’s CO2 emissions, green buildings are a necessary steppingstone
Towards an EU Green Recovery? We can switch it on!
While much talks are ongoing regarding the strategies we much adopt for the EU’s economy and society to recover, the crisis is still hitting professionals
Report: how to ensure residential electrical safety?
Although European countries have advanced standards to ensure the safety of domestic electrical installations, their application is generally reserved for new electrical installations. In order to improve the safety of old electrical installations, the solutions observed so far are to establish reference guides and methods for safety and to carry out periodic inspections and informing occupants about the risks of their old electrical installations.
Green Recovery: EuropeOn joins a new initiative backed by 180 signatories
Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus and the lockdown it triggered in most European countries, EuropeOn has called for a Green Recovery with fellow associations.
With the Climate Law, the EU plans to be climate neutral by 2050. How do electrical contractors fit in?
The EU has agreed to become climate neutral by 2050 and the Commission has recently proposed the Climate Law, which will enshrine this objective in
EuropeOn joins fellow construction sector stakeholders to call on the European Union to react swiftly to the Covid-19 crisis
EuropeOn and a broad coalition of associations from the European construction sector have sent to all relevant EU officials a joint statement on the Covid-19
E-mobility should be at the center of transport-related stimulus packages, leading economic recovery for the sector.
Transport has received a lot of attention recently as it is one of those “hard-to-abate” sectors and, even worse, the related emissions have actually been
