As Europe is currently designing its largest ever research and innovation funding programme, Horizon Europe, this report reveals that Europe’s current climate-related R&I investments are unfit to meet the net-zero challenge.
The new report investigates the practices and technologies that can be implemented to significantly reduce CO2 emissions from the cement and concrete sector in Europe by 2050.
This is the overall conclusion of “Net-Zero by 2050: From Whether to How”, a new report released today by the ECF and Climact
A new study on how France can reap the opportunity of cheaper clean technologies and embrace higher ambition on climate and energy
Report by SHURA, first energy transition think tank in Turkey
New report showcasing best practice policies from member states across the EU
Expect the unexpected: The disruptive power of low-carbon technology Carbon Tracker, Grantham Institute at Imperial College London, Feb-17 Renovons! Le scénario CLER, Feb-17 Alternatives to heavy fuel oil use in the Arctic: Economic and environmental tradeoffs ICCT, Apr-17 Green Conservatives? Understanding what Conservatives think about the environment Bright Blue, Apr-17 Europe’s coal-fired power plants: Rough(…)
New study on the transition towards clean mobility
New study on the transition towards clean mobility
Renewables can increase to 61% of EU electricity mix in 2030, well above current targets, and at lower cost says new study