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Sweden: the Construction and Installation sector is the bridge into the future
The construction and installation sector, represented by Installatörsföretagen, employs more than 350,000 people across Sweden and contributes 11 percent of Sweden’s GDP. Production in the
The Renovation Wave: it’s finally here but is it enough for electrical contractors?
Yes, it has finally arrived. It was supposed to be presented in September but was eventually pushed to 14 October. The Renovation Wave initiative has
EuropeOn Annual Conference: speakers and agenda confirmed!
We are pleased to announce that the agenda and speakers for our 2020 Annual Conference have been confirmed. While current measures do not allow us
SolarPower Summit: EuropeOn moderates a panel discussion on renovation and innovation
From 28 September until 2 October, SolarPower Europe held its annual Summit. Fatih Birol, Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), set the tone: he
EuropeOn participated in a high-level roundtable with Commissioners Schmit and Breton on Skills and the Automotive Sector
From the #Skills4Climate campaign… Since the launch of the Skills4Climate campaign last year, EuropeOn has been very active to raise awareness across Europe on the
The Green Deal is the EU’s growth strategy: let’s start with efficiency and renewables
As the EU Green Deal was released last year, it already floated the idea to revise the newly adopted Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Directives.
The 2020 EuropeOn Annual Conference is approaching fast!
EuropeOn has gathered representatives of the electrical contracting sector since 1954, and this year will be no exception. Following our Annual General Meeting, EuropeOn’s Conference
The European Commission pushes ahead with climate neutrality targets, towards increased and greener growth
When the Green Deal was presented at the end of 2019, the newly elected Commission was already looking to increase the greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction
Member’s Corner: Whether it’s renewable energy, efficiency or e-mobility, Finland’s carbon neutrality goals keep electrical engineering processionals busy
Well ahead of the EU’s recent announcement for 55% emissions reductions, Finland is counting on its electrical professionals for carbon neutrality. EuropeOn member STUL, the
