In the 21st century, environmental goals such as reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
and increasing the share of renewable energy sources in the energy mix became the main …

Lithuania's electricity sector has one of the EU's highest dependency rates, with about
seventy percent of consumed electricity being generated abroad. This high rate was …

There are differences across Europe in elements of climate citizenship, including climate
concern, perceived responsibility, and willingness to support and take climate action. This …

This article explores the dynamic coexistence of neoliberal and realist narratives in the EU's
discourse on international green cooperation with a focus on Russia. Using critical …

This paper analyses the extent to which zero-carbon energy transitions are a securitized
phenomenon in selected countries and what that means for sustainability transitions more …

-Municipalities are increasingly perceived as key players in meeting the challenges of
working towards a sustainable future. Municipalities vary a great deal in size and capacity so …

The intensive development of sewerage networks and municipal wastewater treatment
plants observed in Poland in recent years has led to the generation of large quantities of …

The energy transition can be defined as all the transformations of the system of production,
distribution and consumption of energy carried out in a territory in order to make it more …

How can subnational governments best integrate climate change considerations across
policy areas? Which factors contribute to successful integration? With a specific focus on …

The Baltic Sea Region is a European energy frontier. In this geographical area, renewable
energy is replacing fossil fuel faster than elsewhere in Europe. The innovation potential of …