The trailblazing EU policy set to decarbonise the global shipping industry
At the end of January, the largest cruise ship ever built set sail on its maiden voyage from Miami. Longer…
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Weekly data: Red Sea crisis could quadruple CO₂ emissions from ships
The diversion of more than 100 container ships around the southern tip of Africa, from their usual Asia-to-Europe route from…
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Explainer: what is the EU’s CBAM, and what does it mean for global trade?
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a tariff on carbon-intensive goods including cement, steel and chemical fertilisers when…
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Can EU green manufacturers ever compete with low-cost imports?
Economic security – an idea that encompasses a broad set of interconnected elements including supply chain resilience, research integrity, and…
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Why reports of renewables price cannibalisation may be greatly exaggerated
Price cannibalisation is an emerging threat to the transition to zero-carbon electricity grids, as solar and wind penetrate ever further…
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As EU carbon border levy looms, businesses scramble to get ready
In just a few weeks, the world’s first carbon border levy on climate-unfriendly imports is going to take effect across…
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Signal: Global carbon pricing to be a priority from 2024
Speaking to the annual meeting of the think tank Bruegel this week, senior European Commission climate official Kurt Vandenberghe stated…
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Can Poland dismantle the EU Green Deal with legal challenges?
For years, Poland’s right-wing government has been threatening to legally challenge the EU’s climate policy, and this summer it delivered…
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EU must pick up speed on climate action, net-zero watchdog warns
The pace at which the EU is transitioning towards a net-zero future is too slow to achieve its 2030 and…
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Carbon markets forecast to weather short-term price dips
Despite forecasting near-term declines in carbon prices in the face of political and macroeconomic uncertainty, carbon market participants are optimistic…
