Quality building renovations for everyone!
In a multi-stakeholder and challenging field of domestic practice - low client expectations, omission of the preparatory design phase, lack of resources, subsidy practices - there is little scope for...
Visualized Data to Support Green Infrastructure Development
Urban green spaces—collectively referred to as green infrastructure—are not only effective tools for combating and adapting to the increasingly severe impacts of climate change (such as heatwaves...
Shape Your Future! – Engaging Young People in Active Climate Action
Anxiety or action? The climate crisis is taking its toll on young people too: more and more of them feel that the future looks bleak. The “Shape Your Future!” project aims to help the 15–30 age group...
No Green Solution Without an Enabling Environment
The warming trend and increasing (partly seasonal and spatially uneven) water scarcity due to climate change are already evident in Hungary and call for urgent responses. Water retention through...
Our Policy Opinion on the Revised Territorial Just Transition Plans
Energiaklub Climate Policy Institute actively participated in the technical assistance project " Supporting the Implementation of the Just Transition Fund in Hungary" commissioned by the European...
Developing SECAP for Pilisvörösvár - now with 60% emission reduction target
Following several other Hungarian cities, Pilisvörösvár has joined the Covenant of Mayors and in accordance with its requirements, the city will prepare and submit its Sustainable Energy and Climate...
Let's create a climate-friendly city - in small steps!
Budapest is particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change due to its high density of buildings and population. To address this situation, urban green spaces are the most effective way...
Empowering Citizens to Go Green!
GreenScape CE is excited to introduce the interactive DIY Guide for Citizens on Implementing Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) and Green Infrastructure (GI)! This engaging guide is designed to empower...
The fading dominance of coal in Hungary and globally
According to the International Energy Agency , the level of global coal consumption reaches an all-time high in 2024 - while the same year is quite certain to be the warmest year ever on record .