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Eco-action of the month : no plastic picnics
To support you in your energy transition efforts, every season the Mission for Energy Transition will be highlighting a simple eco-action that you can adopt in your everyday life. Whether at home, at work or at school, while sh...
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Simplification of plastic waste sorting
Waste diversion and energy recovery through recycling have been key elements of the Prince’s Government’s action for several years. In this context, modernising the recycling centre and simplifying waste collection today offer...
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Annual Energy Transition Conference enjoys huge success
Our Annual Energy Transition Conference was held on Friday 29 March at the Yacht Club. Under the theme “The Energy Transition: It’s Up to Me”, our event brought together numerous signatories of the Energy Transition Pact for an...
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Monegasque businesses are taking action!
To meet the increasing demand from people keen to adopt a “zero-waste” approach, more and more retailers are now allowing their customers to do their shopping using their own containers in a bid to reduce their consumption of f...
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Inauguration of solar panel installation at Monte-Carlo Bay
Marie-Pierre Gramaglia, Minister of Public Works, the Environment and Urban Development, officially unveiled the solar panel installation at the Monte-Carlo Bay on Tuesday 9 April. The ceremony was attended by the hotel’s direc...
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Manuel Nardi, Directeur Général de la Société Monégasque des Eaux (SMEaux), a signé la Charte d'engagement du Pacte National pour la Transition Energétique. Par ce geste fort, la Société s'engage pour un #Monaco décarboné. #jemengagePNTE pic.twitter.com/tFWeO9HaY5
— Gouvernement Monaco (@GvtMonaco) 14 novembre 2018
