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What Role for the EU in Doha?
Date de publication
28 November 2012
Accroche
Historical leader of the fight against climate change, the European Union’s influence declined in Copenhagen. This opened the way to the so-called BASIC countries to show their willingness to become a driving force in the international climate agenda. Interestingly enough, the Copenhagen conference also introduced a welcome shift in the traditional UN separation between developed and non-developed countries.
The European Power System - Decarbonization and Cost Reduction: Lost in Transmissions?
Date de publication
15 January 2012
Accroche
Europe’s energy policy is commonly defined by three axes of equal importance: security of supplies, competitiveness and sustainable development. The European Commission is mandated to develop the policy tools that allow the implementation of this common policy. Early on, challenges arose from the trade-offs to be made not only between these three pillars but also between a common European policy and national approaches. The European Commission has always had to struggle in attempting to keep a balanced line.
Energy Efficiency versus the EU ETS: Counterproductive Tribalism in the Commission
Date de publication
01 August 2011
Accroche
On 22 June 2011, a proposal for increased Energy Efficiency was presented by the European Commission. The energy efficiency directive was intensely negotiated and faced strong internal opposition from a number of players. DG Climate officials have shared their concerns with the public.
Wind Power: a Victim of Policy and Politics?
Date de publication
11 October 2010
Accroche
In December 2008, as part of the fight against climate change, the European Union adopted the Energy and Climate package that endorsed three objectives toward 2020: a 20% increase in energy efficiency, a 20% reduction in GHG emissions (compared to 1990), and a 20% share of renewables in final energy consumption.
Getting Carbon Out: Tougher Than it Looks. An Assessment of EU, US & Chinese Pledges
Date de publication
14 February 2010
Accroche
This paper intends to examine the emissions trajectories of the three largest emitters, China, the US and the European Union through the optics of indicators and assess the feasibility of their targets for 2020.
US, European and Chinese proposals for Copenhagen : looking behind the numbers
Date de publication
30 November 2009