...journey of decarbonisation we should all take a moment to reflect on how far we have come, and the successes we have achieved to date. The UK’s substantial decarbonisation over...
...Group. A key theme in the early days of the Juncker Commission was to improve the competitiveness of the European economy by driving a better regulation agenda. Cutting “red tape”...
...the country, growing research and development investment by more than 40% outside the Greater Southeast, improving public transport connectivity outside London and increasing the number of people completing high quality...
...investment needed to deliver the EU’s other environmental and circular economy commitments. As the Aldersgate Group argues in an upcoming paper for the Think 2030 conference, the next Commission will...
...falling short in implementing 9 out of the 10 LPN commitments at home. Here, we look at 3 examples where urgent action is needed if we are going to successfully...
...both technology and climate are changing rapidly. Many of these issues can be mitigated by the biodiversity in our cities, for example, through regulating surface water runoff, alleviating high inner...
...Energy’s name change to Ørsted. What’s in a name? Well, for companies around the world a name can mean an awful lot. A company name should embody the spirit, direction...
...help de-risk investment in complex projects. This could for example include providing guarantees against financial loss and technical support through InvestEU, as has previously been done with the Commission’s Natural...
...Earlier this month, the European Commission published InvestEU. Combined with the Sustainable Finance Action Plan, published in March this year, it shows that the EU is walking the walk on...
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