Modest budget boost to green economy risks UK falling behind in global race to zero
UK Chancellor fails to address £2.1 billion spending gap in Conservative manifesto on home insulation, keeping households hooked on gas Support for CCS but failure to spend more on green…
EU leaders start defining their green legacy this March
March will offer a first glimpse into the green legacy of the current European Commission and Parliament, with important proposals on EU industrial policy for clean tech, internal electricity market…
EU Green Deal Industrial Plan: “can-do energy” with some gaps
The Clean Industrial Plan on Net Zero Age is a welcome steer towards climate neutrality but falls short of a full clean economy strategy. The plan can give the European…
EU-Chile trade agreement: future local green industries shouldn’t be undermined
The announced EU-Chile trade agreement facilitates EU investments in Chile’s mineral sector, while making some steps towards more sustainable mining. However, it may also limit Chile’s capacity to use its…
A climate alliance for industry transformation
G7 leaders recently committed to establishing a “Climate Club” by the end of 2022. As a signal of leading by example and decarbonising their industries, this is a welcome development.…
Green Steel Standard-Setting Initiatives
E3G and The Transatlantic Climate Bridge invite you to a webinar presenting the findings from a co-authored report on steel standard-setting initiatives and the diplomatic and political processes behind them.…
Heavy industry focus needed for G7 climate club
Germany is currently hosting the annual meeting of the G7 Heads of State and Government at Schloss Elmau in the Bavarian Alps. It is ‘crunch time’ for the establishment of…
IEA launches net zero heavy industry report for G7 members
The International Energy Agency (IEA) published a report on decarbonising heavy industry in G7 Members today. The report highlights the leading role G7 members should take in accelerating the decarbonisation…