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PPWR: Is your company ready for the new European packaging rules?
From 12 August 2026, Regulation (EU) 2025/40 on packaging and packaging waste (PPWR – Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) becomes fully applicable. The new regulation introduces a broad set of requirements that will affect virtually every company placing packaging on the European Union market, from manufacturers and importers to distributors and packaging users.
So(U)lo - Thinking the Earth: the importance of soils
We invite educators, teachers, mediators, caregivers, and other educational and cultural agents to promote the artistic competition So(U)lo – Thinking the Earth within their communities.
EVERY1 - Empowering Europe’s Digital Energy Transition
The European project EVERY1 – Enable eVeryone’s Engagemet in the eneRgY transitiON developed a capacity-building model for the digital energy transition, combining stakeholder analysis, educational content development, and the provision of user-oriented digital tools.
REGENERA: A hub for co-creating resilient healthy and innovative territories
REGENERA is the new RdA Climate Solutions hub dedicated to transforming territories through innovative and regenerative solutions.
RdA Climate Solutions joins European network for sustainable energy finance
RdA Climate Solutions is the first and only Portuguese organisation to join the Sustainable Energy Finance Association (SEFA), a European network dedicated to promoting innovative financial solutions for the energy and climate transition.?
Porto Energy Hub Supports the Transformation of Over 24 Thousand Homes
Porto Energy Hub supports the transformation of over 24 thousand homes in Northern Portugal, reduces CO2 emissions by 3.6 thousand tons, and leverages €28.4 million in energy efficiency projects.
10 years working to combat climate change
RdA Climate Solutions was created ten years ago with the aim of supporting different organizations to minimize their impact and face the challenges caused by climate change, as we believe that the most adverse effects can still be minimized, however, global and immediate action is needed to limit greenhouse gas emissions and adapt organizations and territories to the changes that are already observable.
European Union islands leading the energy transition
Due to their geographical, climatic, and socioeconomic characteristics, islands face specific challenges concerning energy production and consumption. In certain archipelagos or islands, being isolated systems, energy production is expensive and heavily dependent on fossil fuels. In this regard, the European Commission's Clean energy for EU islands initiative aims to transform these challenges into opportunities, with the goal of making Europe's island communities leaders in innovation in the energy transition, as well as supporting islands in producing their own energy from renewable sources.