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Copa-Cogeca joins call for EU unlock energy transition for fisheries

They warn the energy transition will not be achievable without strong public support and clear policy…

US credit unions fight to stop new credit card legislation

Sector apexes warn proposed legal changes would harm consumers, weaken data security, and reduce access to…

Philippine government loaned 2.8bn pesos to electric co-ops in 2025

The Philippines’ National Electrification Administration (NEA) says it loaned around PHP2.8bn (£35m) to 45 electric co-ops…

Puerto Rico’s first electric co-op cleared to run its microgrids

The regulator has given the hydroelectric and solar co-op the green light to begin operating its…

Workers.coop launches its first business support programme

'Own the Future will recruit five groups for a one-year accelerator programme of training, mentoring, specialist advice and…

UK writers’ co-op Gritstone to celebrate 10th anniversary

The publisher, based in the north of England, is marking the anniversary by releasing a number…

Community energy sector urges UK government to ‘unlock local power’

Signatories are being sought by Community Energy England for an open letter calling on ministers to…

Alarm for Portuguese co-ops as government leaves sector body Cases

The move 'puts at risk more than 15 years of accumulated expertise in co-operative development', warns…

Lincolnshire Co-op Christmas donation drive supported 72 charities

Customers supported toy banks, hygiene banks and food banks through the annual appeal

Former ICOS chair wins Plunkett Award for service to Irish co-ops

Gibbon spent 32 years working in the co-op sector, including 28 on the board of agribusiness…

New Zealand co-ops apex to host leaders summit to talk growth

Co-op and mutual leaders from all sectors will discuss the future of the movement

New generation of Canadian housing co-ops breaks ground

New sites include the country’s largest co-op housing development in more than 30 years