Using data-journalism to talk about Europe and European affairs
A network of several media outlets cooperating in showing, analysing and explaining the impact of European policies on the institutions, norms and citizens of EU member states and beyond. We intend to do it through news contents, analyses and multimedia materials, published under a Creative Commons license.
This is what the European Data Journalism Network is about. A network of European media, coordinated by OBCT and VoxEurop, there to tell accurate and plural stories about Europe.
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REPORT A Europe with less and less snow
Marco Ranocchiari | 31/3/2025In the Old Continent, snow is becoming increasingly scarce, with a marked decline especially in Central and Southeastern Europe. The consequences for the environment, economy, and water resources are far from negligible
URBANIZATION Is Sofia becoming just another faceless city?
Hugo Dos Santos | 6/3/2025The cityscape of Bulgaria's capital has changed dramatically since 1989. But the building boom has paid scant regard to either regulations or the city's distinctive architectural heritage. And upcoming projects might well disfigure the city forever, as is shown on a 3D map created by Boyan Yurukov, an open-data activist
INVESTIGATION Solar energy in Europe’s countryside: huge potential, complex challenges
Marco Ranocchiari, Ornaldo Gjergji | 13/2/2025Europe’s rural areas could produce up to 30 times their energy needs with photovoltaics, but technical, environmental and social obstacles complicate their development. Networks, storage and community involvement will be crucial for a sustainable future
INVESTIGATION The diverse picture of energy in Europe
Marco Ranocchiari, Ornaldo Gjergji | 13/2/2025Europe aims to obtain 42.5% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030, but there is still a long way to go. While oil dominates the national energy mix, very different territorial realities are emerging, with rural areas ready for the ecological transition
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