New EU initiative bolsters investment in circular water systems
The Commission, in partnership with the European Investment Bank Group (EIB), launched today the Sustainable Water Advisory Facility…
The EU has issued a list of products that should be prioritised to introduce eco-design requirements and energy labelling over the next five years. The list includes steel, aluminium, textiles, furniture, tyres and mattresses as well as consumer electronics and small household appliances.
Trust and transparency were the main keywords arising from the webinar “Caring for you, caring for the environment,” which spotlighted the benefits of the EU Ecolabel – the official EU ecolabel for product environmental excellence – in the absorbent hygiene sector.
This year’s theme is ‘Circular solutions for a competitive EU’, focusing on how Europe can shift to more circular and sustainable models.
The Commission has launched a public consultation on the future Digital Product Passport (DPP).
The upcoming plan, due for adoption by the end of 2025, aims to advance innovation and maintain the EU’s leadership in the bioeconomy.
The LIFE Calls for proposals 2025 will be published on 24 April (tentative date). Information can be found in the Funding & tender opportunities portal.
