Discover SYNERGISE+, a new tool designed to help Covenant of Mayors Signatories prioritise actions from their Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan.
Forty regions and communities have been selected to take part in Pathways2Resilience, a flagship project funded by the European Union, to apply a new, transformative approach in their climate adaptation plans, with systemic innovation at its core.
Over the past two years, the EU Covenant of Mayors has been part of the European Commission’s convened dialogue on the topic of the climate protection gap - the gulf between economic losses and insured losses from the materialisation of climate-related risks.
How we heat our cities has a great impact on both community health and the stability of our economy and society, influencing long-term resilience. For a healthier and stronger future, let’s detoxify our cities together by revitalising heating and cooling!
The 'Nevermore' project, overseen by Murcia's Regional Ministry of Economy, Finance and Business, offers crucial support to local municipalities, helping them stay engaged with the Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) agreed on the outline of a Special Report on Climate Change and Cities, recognising local governments as key actors in the fight against climate change. The Covenant was present at the 61st session of the IPCC session in Sofia.
Discover and learn to use the new webtool, the European City Calculator, helping local governments create scenarios and projections for their climate policies.
Spatial planning shapes the environment of municipalities and cities, impacting energy use, climate, and mobility. Integrating these factors makes spatial planning a powerful tool for creating resilient and eco-friendly urban areas.
Seven cities have been shortlisted by the European Commission to enter the final stage of the 2026 competition following an assessment prepared by a panel of independent experts.
The European Union wishes to achieve a zero-emission building stock by 2050, by boosting renovation rates and reaching for the highest possible energy efficiency of buildings.