Energiaklub has started to collaborate with investigative journalists last year because we realized, Hungarian media is lack of transparency and real information on nuclear related issues. But not...
The overall aim of RenoHUb project is to trigger an upscale of the energy retrofits of the Hungarian homes through the development of an integrated business model (RenoHUb) that is capable to...
The project covers the ambition of the Visegrad countries and Austria in increasing the share of renewables in the next decade. It is an informal cooperation within the Visegrad+ for Renewable Energy...
Hungary has one of the highest energy poverty levels in the EU. An average Hungarian household spends approximately 14-18% of its total income on energy-related expenses. The most affected regions are...
Fleshfloods caused by heavy rains? Intolerable heatwaves? Destructive stroms? Quite common phenomenons nowadays, to which we have to adapt. In the framework of the 'Berlin-Budapest climate dialogue'...
In the Joint Project, European NGOs and research institutions cooperate on safe and sustainable energy issues with a focus on anti-nuclear activities in Central and Eastern Europe. The long-term goals...
With the contribution of Energiaklub, Municipality of Szeged succeed to obtain EU funding for the preparation of a local climate strategy and the implementation of wide-ranging awareness-raising...
Aim of Treecheck project is to help the cities of Central Europe effectively tackle the effects of climate change, in particular with ever-growing heat waves and urban overheating by enhancing green...
Violations of the environmental assessment procedure for Hungarian Paks II nuclear power plant Affected Organizations and Individuals Appeal to the UN Aarhus Convention Committee in Geneva Geneva, May...
The share of renewables in all four Visegrad countries (Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia; also V4 countries) is one of the lowest in EU-28 and well below the EU average. Energy policy designers...
The former CEO of Hungary’s state energy giant, MVM, was sentenced to five years in jail at the end of February. István Kocsis and his accomplices also have to repay 2 billion Hungarian forints...
