Tag: Climate policy
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Why is Denmark an offshore powerhouse? 3 decades of wind that changed Europe’s energy map
Denmark is the country that first embraced offshore wind energy and remains its undisputed leader to this day. In 1991, off the coast of the island of Lolland,…
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Is Europe ending the era of the „green transition at any cost”?
On 17 July 2026, the European Commission announced a reform of the ETS system, slowing the pace of emission reductions and extending the period for granting free allowances…
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Boiling the frog, European style. Heatwaves are here, but air conditioning is forbidden
The American portal American Thinker criticizes European climate policy for the lack of widespread air conditioning, pointing to deaths during heatwaves in France and Germany. The US and…
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European steel is losing competitiveness. Steelmakers call for urgent intervention from Brussels
ArcelorMittal, Thyssenkrupp Steel and Voestalpine, three of Europe’s leading steel producers, which together account for approximately 60 percent of integrated steel production in the European Union, have issued…
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Brussels sues Poland at ECJ. It concerns the EU Climate Directive
The European Commission has filed a lawsuit against Poland before the Court of Justice of the European Union. The reason is the failure to implement the amended directive…
Olivia Masskey
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