New Report: 2023 State of the European Renewable Energy Market

The agreement will contribute to UNITED CAPS' sustainability goals.

Though the energy crisis in Europe is intensifying, businesses can act now to avoid being at the mercy of market prices and supply shortages.

In a series of recent agreements, the EU has taken steps to address volatility and prepare Europe for a sustainable future. Learn more about these new policies and how they will impact business.

The RE100 criteria changes announced in late 2022 will begin to have cascading impacts on members’ renewable electricity procurement activities.

The South Korean company announced that it has signed a consulting contract with Schneider Electric for a Power Purchase Agreement for their Hungarian plant.

Emily and Rebeca dive deeper into the world of ESG reporting, looking at current global reporting regulations, comparing local taxonomies, and dreaming up a future of universal reporting.

Download our annual favorite resource to make meeting your global sustainability reporting deadlines in 2023 a breeze.

VELUX Group and BayWa r.e. announce a groundbreaking dual-site deal to address the world-leading roof window manufacturer's European operations.

The world’s 7th largest automotive technology company has announced a plan to reach net-zero CO2 emissions by 2045

Pasha Ponomarev will help Schneider Electric’s clients manage extreme energy volatility in the region and advance their decarbonization efforts.

Learn how you and your organization can prepare your facilities for the coming winter.

In this video interview, Philippe Delorme, CEO Europe Operations of Schneider Electric, speaks with EURACTIV to reinforce the urgency to increase energy resilience via European energy policy.

Through our analysis of gaps between policy targets and government support, we’ve determined the European countries with the greatest opportunities for corporate PPAs.

As the EU accelerates its green transition, policymakers must increase energy efficiency among end-users to fulfill the aims of the Green Deal.

Germany is a renewable energy paradox. Although it produces the most clean energy in Europe, it imports the most GOs. Learn what this means for meeting climate goals.