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Switching to green energy is an easy and flexible way to reduce environmental impacts and to protect climate. But safeguards are needed to ensure that final consumers’ contributions really make a difference.

The Eugene Standard provides a simple and effective set of criteria to ensure that green energy products are good for the climate and for the environment.

Eugene Standard is made up of leading green energy labelling bodies and other stakeholders from across the world. It promotes best practices on green energy and further develops labelling activities to support the development of sustainable green energy.

Eugene Standard in a new shape
Beginning of next year the board of the Eugene Standard will convene to establish the main principles of revised criteria for the Eugene Standard for green power...

Overview country labelling activities
Spain, France and Italy are among the main European target countries of the CLEAN-E project to establish new or improved green power labels under the Eugene Standard....

Stronger basis for green power labels
As the CLEAN-E project, supported by Intelligent Energy in Europe, comes to an end, the basis for labelling green power for the voluntary market has been thoroughly...

CLEAN-E publishes fact sheets
The Clean-E project is publishing fact sheets about different aspects of the Eugene Standard: one for business; an overview of green power labels; one for public...

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