In this report, Susi Dennison and Mats Engström delve into the national considerations driving the implementation of the EU Green Deal
Media mentions – Climate & Geopolitics
I know there are concerns in other European capitals about whether Sweden will stay a climate leader. I wouldn’t say it will totally destroy this reputation but it will fuel concerns
The memorandum signed a few days ago represents the first, real, sign of Italy’s involvement in the Saudi energy transition
Cinzia Bianco comments on the MoU on economic cooperation recently signed by Italy and Saudi Arabia
Without sufficient priority given to clean energy deals, Europeans risk committing themselves to importing dirty fuels incompatible with their green ambitions
The BRICS, Africa, and Europe have much in common in their pursuit of net zero, above all the rapid rollout of renewable energy
Maddalena Procopio comments cooperation opportunities among the EU, BRICS and African countries, focusing on the converging interests in the energy and climate fields.
The elections to the European Parliament next year will be very decisive if one looks further ahead, because the centre right group is turning more negative to green policies
Mats Engström talks about the growing “greenlash” in Europe and the difficulties of pushing through environmental reforms in the EU
The elections to the European Parliament next year will be very decisive if one looks further ahead, because the centre right group is turning more negative to green policies
If the world is to make genuine progress on climate change, the engagement of both the oil and gas industry and the Gulf region is essential
Ana Palacio explains what it takes to make COP28 a success
If we are to stay below 1.5 degrees in temperature rise, China, India and the United States must reduce their emissions much more than they do today.
Dan Jørgensen advocates for more climate action from larger countries