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Nestled within the Alps, Albertville (France) hosted the fifth and last SPARKLE Summer School Eat Better, Waste Less, Produce Locally: Developing Sustainable Food Systems for Resilient Cities, which gathered European local authorities interested in learning how to foster sustainable food production for their citizens.

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Europe’s energy debate has shifted once again. As geopolitical tensions continue to expose the risks of relying on imported energy, cities are increasingly asking a practical question: how much energy can we produce ourselves?

In Cyprus, the municipality of Aradippou (23,000 inhabitants) has already shown that local governments, especially in the S...


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As Europe swelters through another record-breaking heatwave, cities are once again under pressure to keep people safe, energy affordable and essential services running. While the headlines focus on strained power grids and soaring demand for electricity, some municipalities have been quietly building local solutions for years. Bristol is one of them.

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Across Europe, cities are working to replace fossil gas with cleaner heating systems. This shift makes our heating independent from external markets and less vulnerable to price shocks. In the Brussels-Capital Region, this transition is being driven by a long-term vision to decarbonise heating and cooling while ensuring that no one is left behind.

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In an unexpected turn of events – the sort that makes politics so fascinating, precisely because it is so chaotic – the European Commission has proposed a « 


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