Budapest | Oil & Gas Feed

The Hungarian Presidency of the EU Council hosted European environmental ministers in Budapest to discuss the road leading up to the COP29 that will take place in November in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Over 70 delegates and 18 speakers attended a conference in Budapest, jointly organised by the New Nuclear Watch Institute and the Institute of Energy for South-East Europe, to highlight nuclear technologies and their role in fuelling the energy transition in Europe and beyond.

The leadership of Budapest adopted the city's First Energy Package to cut back on the cost of operating public services and to increase the security of the capital's energy supply, announced the Mayor of Budapest.