Asteklima: Euskadi hosts Climate and Energy Week

The initiative organized by Ihobe will offer over 200 free activities for citizens from October 16th to 25th.

Generic image: Abstract representation of climate action and energy transition, with swirling green and blue energy currents forming a subtle globe shape.
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Generic image: Abstract representation of climate action and energy transition, with swirling green and blue energy currents forming a subtle globe shape.

Euskadi promotes awareness about climate change and renewable energy during the Climate and Energy Week (Asteklima), organized by Ihobe, from October 16th to 25th.

Euskadi promotes awareness about climate change and renewable energy during the Climate and Energy Week (Asteklima), organized by Ihobe, from October 16th to 25th. This initiative will offer over 200 free activities in Donostia and across the three historical territories, aiming to bring climate action closer to citizens and accelerate the local energy transition.
Fundación Cristina Enea will join the initiative, organizing several events integrated into its autumn program. These activities will address climate change, environmental, and energy-related topics with the public. Additionally, the foundation will share key data from two recent studies via social media: 'Analysis of social perception of Climate Change among Donostia citizens' and the 'Sustainability and Climate Report'.
ASTEKLIMA 2026, promoted by the Department of Industry, Energy Transition, and Sustainability of the Basque Government, through its public companies Ihobe and EVE, reinforces its social awareness mission. Under the slogan 'Your footprint starts with every gesture', it will encourage reflection on how habits related to mobility, consumption, energy, or food can make a difference for a more sustainable and resilient future.
Among the activities organized by Fundación Cristina Enea are 'Aste Hau - The Week', 'Por el bosque con Bihotz-Inguru', 'Visita y taller exposición Pleamar', and 'Laboratorio de arte de otoño'. The most relevant data from the two studies will be detailed on the foundation's X (Twitter) channel starting October 16th.
Based on information from the official source: Cristina Enea Fundazioa (15/10/2026)