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27/04/2026

Cities across Europe are increasingly using data spaces and digital twins to better understand climate risks and plan for the future. By combining reliable data with advanced simulations, local governments can test solutions before applying them in real life, helping them avoid costly mistakes and make more informed decisions.

This shift is not only about technology, but also about how cities collaborate and build trust. Initiatives like the Living-in.EU Digital Assembly bring together cities, policymakers, and experts to develop shared approaches, showing that data-driven tools can support more sustainable, transparent, and resilient urban development.

At Green eDIH, we support this transition by helping organisations adopt digital solutions that turn data into actionable insights. Through our work in digital innovation, sustainability, and capacity building, we contribute to initiatives that enable cities and communities to become more resilient, efficient, and prepared for future challenges.

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24/04/2026

În luna aprilie Green Digital Innovation HUB a apărut în ultimul număr al revistei Marketwatch cu un articolul de două pagini în (pg. 40- pg. 41) intitulat:
,, ÎNTRE PERSUASIUNE ȘI RESPONSABILITATE: MARKETINGUL ÎN ERA CRIZEI CLIMATICE’’ și cu un articol tip cover (pg. 43).

Articolul Green eDIH il găsiți aici:
https://www.marketwatch.ro/articol/18995/Intre_persuasiune_si_responsabilitate_marketingul_in_era_crizei_climatice/

Revista integrală:

https://www.marketwatch.ro/download_pdf.php?idr=2302 si https://issuu.com/finwatch/docs/market_watch_281?fr=sYTg2NjkwNzIyNzQ

și

https://www.marketwatch.ro/download_pdf.php?idr=2300

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16/04/2026

EU Deforestation Law Already Driving Change Before Implementation

The EU Regulation on Deforestation-free Products is not yet fully in force, but it is already influencing how companies approach supply chains. Early evidence shows that major global firms are starting to invest in traceability and adjust sourcing practices in anticipation of stricter requirements on commodities linked to deforestation.

The regulation requires companies to ensure that products placed on the EU market are not linked to deforestation, pushing businesses to map and verify complex global supply chains. While some companies have made measurable progress, overall adoption remains uneven, with a significant share still lacking comprehensive commitments or clear implementation strategies.

The discussion around the law also highlights a broader shift in how environmental risks are managed. Regulatory pressure is increasingly seen as necessary to drive consistent action, especially in areas where voluntary commitments have delivered mixed results. At Green eDIH, we follow these developments closely, particularly where traceability, data and digital tools play a role in supporting more transparent and sustainable value chains.

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10/04/2026

HAPPY GREEN EASTER!

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02/04/2026

AI Is Reshaping Earth Observation in Europe

A recent Copernicus workshop brought together policymakers, researchers and industry experts to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming Earth observation. With satellite systems generating ever larger volumes of data, AI is increasingly seen as essential for turning this data into usable insights for climate monitoring, environmental protection and emergency response.

The discussions highlighted how technologies such as machine learning, high-performance computing and digital twins are accelerating the shift from raw data to operational services. These tools make it possible to process information faster, improve accuracy and respond more effectively to evolving user needs, while also raising questions around trust, transparency and the use of reliable AI systems.

At Green eDIH, we see these developments as part of a broader shift toward data-driven decision making in sustainability and digital transformation. The ability to combine AI with large-scale data systems will play an important role in how organizations design solutions for resilience, climate adaptation and long-term planning.

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31/03/2026

AI and the Future of Work in Europe

The European Economic and Social Committee has outlined a vision in which artificial intelligence improves working conditions rather than undermining them. The focus is on ensuring that AI contributes to safer, fairer and more meaningful work, especially as algorithmic management becomes more widespread across sectors.

According to the Committee, AI can help reduce repetitive and hazardous tasks, improve workplace safety and support better organization of work. At the same time, it raises concerns around reduced worker autonomy, transparency of decision-making and the need for stronger involvement of employees in how these systems are implemented. Social dialogue and responsible data use are seen as key to balancing innovation with workers’ rights.

At Green eDIH, we see these discussions as increasingly relevant for organizations adopting AI solutions. Ensuring that digital transformation remains human-centered, transparent and aligned with long-term sustainability goals is becoming just as important as the technology itself.

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25/03/2026

EU Proposes Measures to Lower Energy Costs and Accelerate Clean Technology Investment

The European Commission has presented a new set of measures aimed at reducing energy costs for households and businesses while accelerating investment in Europe’s energy infrastructure. The proposals are part of broader efforts to strengthen the EU’s energy independence and support the deployment of innovative clean technologies.

The package focuses on speeding up investments in energy infrastructure and supporting emerging technologies that could play a role in the future energy mix. The Commission also highlighted the need to protect consumers from volatile energy prices and to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels, which remain a source of economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
Developments like these are closely watched by organizations working on digital and sustainability transitions. At Green eDIH, we follow EU policy initiatives in energy and technology because they shape the environment in which companies and research organizations develop new solutions for efficiency, resilience and long-term competitiveness.

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19/03/2026

Pentru Green Digital Innovation HUB (Green eDIH) luna martie vine cu o nouă apariție în ultimul număr al revistei Marketwatch sub forma unui articol de două pagini în (pg. 24- pg.25) intitulat: ,,ROMÂNIA LA JUMĂTATEA DECENIULUI DIGITAL’’și cu un articol tip cover (pg. 43).

Articolul Green eDIH il găsiți aici:
https://www.marketwatch.ro/articol/18960/Romania_la_jumatatea_deceniului_digital/

Revista integrală:
https://www.marketwatch.ro/download_pdf.php?idr=2301

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17/03/2026

EU Proposes Measures to Lower Energy Costs and Accelerate Clean Technology Investment

The European Commission has presented a new set of measures aimed at reducing energy costs for households and businesses while accelerating investment in Europe’s energy infrastructure. The proposals are part of broader efforts to strengthen the EU’s energy independence and support the deployment of innovative clean technologies.

The package focuses on speeding up investments in energy infrastructure and supporting emerging technologies that could play a role in the future energy mix. The Commission also highlighted the need to protect consumers from volatile energy prices and to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels, which remain a source of economic and geopolitical uncertainty.

Developments like these are closely watched by organisations working on digital and sustainability transitions. At Green eDIH, we follow EU policy initiatives in energy and technology because they shape the environment in which companies and research organisations develop new solutions for efficiency, resilience and long-term competitiveness.

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12/03/2026

EIB Financing Supports Romania’s Connectivity and Green Transition

The European Investment Bank Group provided €1.6 billion in financing to Romania in 2025, supporting projects that strengthen connectivity, sustainability and economic competitiveness. This funding helped mobilise around €5 billion in total investment, equivalent to roughly 1.3% of Romania’s GDP.

A significant share of the funding targeted infrastructure and the green transition. More than €1.17 billion supported sustainable cities and regions, including transport connections and urban development, while about €185 million went to energy projects aimed at accelerating the shift toward cleaner power. Additional financing supported SMEs, innovation, digitalisation and human capital development.

Investments like these highlight the role of European financial institutions in supporting long-term development across EU member states. At Green eDIH, we follow these initiatives closely because they shape the broader ecosystem in which digital innovation, sustainable infrastructure and SME growth continue to evolve.

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