Krisztina Csombor

2024-05-30

ERRA lost a friend, a former colleague: Ms. Réka Timár

Réka was a founding staff person of ERRA, she worked with us for more than 10 years. She brought us creativity, elegance, perfectionism, sense of humour and love. Her sudden passing came as a shock to us, our team is in grief and in remembrance. Please pay your tribute to Réka by watching a short video that she prepared for ERRA in 2020 >>.
2023-10-09

Countries that are making unexpected gains in their energy transitions

Despite the singular global goal of net zero emissions, countries will have to find their own paths to reach it, and the routes are many and varied. While some nations have been leading the World Economic Forum’s Energy Transition Index score for a decade, others are now seeing seismic changes to their score. So which countries are making unexpected progress in their energy transitions, and what’s behind this improvement?
2023-10-02

Which EU countries are making the most progress with their emissions reductions?

EU greenhouse gas emissions fell almost 3% in the first quarter of 2023, compared to the previous year. Emissions reductions were recorded in 21 of the 27 EU member states, with Bulgaria achieving a 15.2% drop – the biggest of any EU country. The World Economic Forum’s Fostering Effective Energy Transition 2023 report found there has been broad progress globally on embracing clean, sustainable energy.
2023-09-28

The Role of CCUS in the EU’s Net-Zero Vision by 2050

To achieve climate neutrality by 2050, the EU must embark on an unprecedented scale of change in both the power system and the entire economy, encompassing a diverse range of technologies and solutions. As the landscape of technologies continues to evolve, predicting the scale, pace, costs, and potentials of these developments remains a formidable challenge, prompting the EU to adopt a strategy rooted in the integration of various approaches (a mix of technologies and solutions).