Posts Tagged ‘climate policy’
Hold on, you move too fast
old on, you move too fast 'The most massive energy programme ever proposed anywhere in the world outside war-time conditions.' That's how energy analyst Andrew MacKillop, the author of today's new publication on European Energy Review, describes current EU energy and climate policy. This is not, in fact, how EU policy is usually regarded - [...]
Energy transition: power companies can’t do it on their own
Most readers will probably remember the "Roadmap 2050" that was published last year by the European Climate Foundation (ECF). It made quite a splash in Brussels and internationally. The Roadmap has led a quiet existence since that time, but ECF itself has continued working hard to influence climate policy in Europe. For example, they have been [...]
New Release: Mercer Surveys Climate-Related Investment Practices of Global Investors: US Investors Lag their Peers
An article from CERES NEWS RELEASE CLIMATE CHANGE INVESTOR GROUPS PUBLISH REPORT ON GLOBAL INVESTOR PRACTICES RELATING TO CLIMATE CHANGE Majority consider climate change a material investment risk/opportunity and incorporate climate change risk assessments into their existing investments; public policy a key driver of investment [...]
Party Position versus Emission: Climate Policy Analysis Model Launched Today
Sydney, 16 July 2010: A new computer modeling tool will make it possible to gauge the effect of climate polices put forward by political parties during the Australian Federal election. Launched by the Climate Institute and Climate Risk Pty Ltd today, the model will provide independent analysis on proposed policies’ effect on national [...]
