Ministry: Latvia’s power grid is ready for the growth in electric transportation
Article published on tvnet.lv On Tuesday, at the seminar “Integration of Electric Vehicles into Power Grids and Buildings,” organized by
Challenges of Electromobility in Latvia
We have already grown accustomed to the idea that, in the medium term, vehicles will be powered by electric drives.
Experts: Development of Riga Metropolitan Area Needs Radical Acceleration
The municipality, as a coordinator between institutions and businesses, the restructuring of residents’ income tax, and greater responsibility for planning
New forms of mobility must be utilized to achieve climate goals
On April 25, a seminar titled “Micromobility and Car Sharing in Cities—New Tools for Achieving Climate Neutrality Goals” took place
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT BACKS HIGHER TARGETS FOR RENEWABLE RESOURCES
In mid-September, the European Parliament (EP) made a decision to support higher renewable resource goals – in 2030, 45% of
WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH EU FUNDS IN LATVIA? AN EXPERT’S COMMENT
Published vs.lv The Ministry of Finance (MoF) pointed out this week at a government meeting that there are “significant risks”
ENERGY INDEPENDENCE, ENERGY SECURITY AND LOCAL RENEWABLE RESOURCES
The new Saeima and the government must urgently address the further resolution of the complex of energy issues. It can
FOSSIL TAXES IN THE SHADOW OF UKRAINE
In the shadow of the tragic events in Ukraine, many processes are taking place that will radically change our society
The new lobby law must be implemented with restraint
The new Law on Transparency of Interest Representation has been in force for almost a year, and now the first
Fossil taxes in the shadow of Ukraine and new culprits
Article published: Fossil Fuel Taxes in the Shadow of Ukraine and New Culprits In the shadow of the tragic events
HOW WILL WE PAY FOR ENERGY? AN OVERVIEW OF PARTIES’ PRE-ELECTION PROMISES
As energy prices continue to surge — and with the winter months just around the corner — we can no
HEALTH SECTOR – REGULATORY CHANGE
The Covid pandemic has been the highest visible priority for the past two years. However, other health care problems in