The so called \"Faluhaz project\" as the part of Staccato project financed by Concerto nominated by the European Comission for the Sustainable Energy Award 2010 in the category \"Dissamination and...
Coach BioEnergy – a project for sustainable bioenergy utilisation in Central Europe – has come to the end of its first year and shows first structures of future knowledge management and consultancy.
The Energiaklub's series of media discussions has ended successfully, the topic of which was climate change and the COP 15 Copenhagen climate negotiations.
The Nuclear Monitor published an article, written by our project coordinator András Perger, describing the background of the March 2009 decision of the Hungarian Parliament on new nuclear units.
Inspire and empower young people age between 8-14 to take practical action to save energy and carbon in school.
Four well-known NGOs: Energy Club (Energiaklub), Waste Reduction Alliance (Hulladék Munkaszövetség), Ecoservice (Ökoszolgálat) and Association of Conscious Consumers (Tudatos Vásárlók Egyesülete) are...
With the project COACH BioEnergy an innovative information and consultancy network for the growing bioenergy market has recently been initiated in Central Europe.
Energiaklub’s new booklet entitled “Climate guidebook – first steps towards a Municipal Climate Change Strategy” assists municipalities in their effort to create a sustainable energy and climate...
The survey carried out in November 2008 by Energiaklub gives insight into the up-to-date volume, structure and actors of the Hungarian PV and solar collector market, and analyses the main risks and...
Energiaklub\'s latest publication gives an up-to-date picture of the Hungarian renewable energy situation.
Energiaklub joined the Climate Action Network initiated campaign for strong climate change policies to be adopted by the European Union. Visit www.timetolead.eu for information about climate change...
The electronic newsletter of Energy Club about climate change contains foreign news which are important although not yet published in Hungary. Read our latest issue.