Blog post
28 February 2017
Trump’s Energy Policy: America First, Climate Last?
What will the new US administration mean for the fight against global warming? Climate change is not even mentioned in the ‘‘America First Energy Pla
Climate change
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Blog post
30 January 2017
Climate change and financial markets
What’s at stake: Ever since the 2016 Paris Agreement to reduce emissions was signed, researchers have been looking at the impact that moves towards a
External publication
13 December 2016
Energy Relations in the Euro-Mediterranean: A Political Economy Perspective
This book provides a detailed overview of the current status and future prospects of Euro-Mediterranean energy relations through analysis of those rel
External publication
06 December 2016
Climate policy in China, the European Union and the United States: Main drivers and prospects for the future
China, the European Union (EU) and the United States (US) are responsible for the majority of global emissions of greenhouse gases, and produce about
Policy Brief
30 November 2016
Going local: empowering cities to lead EU decarbonisation
Decarbonisation and digitalisation are reshaping the European energy system, which will become more decentralised and interconnected with other sector
Blog post
30 November 2016
How to put cities at the heart of EU clean energy plans
As the European Commission releases its new energy package, “Clean Energy for all Europeans”, our authors argue that cities are the key to success. Th
Event
24 November 2016
Unpacking European Energy Policy
At this event the European Commissioner for Climate Action & Energy, Miguel Arias Cañete, presented an important energy package.
Blog post
09 November 2016
President Trump: what next for global climate action?
The new Trump presidency might now signal a U-turn in the United States’ international climate policies.
Blog post
28 September 2016
Could Europe come up short in the race to the Marrakesh climate conference?
One year after the Paris climate conference, Europe struggles to advance its own ratification process of the agreement. However, a fast-track EU ratif
Policy Brief
27 September 2016
An approach to identify the sources of low-carbon growth for Europe
In order to secure growth and jobs, Europe needs a new growth model built on developing emerging sectors with high value added. But in which sectors c
Blog post
07 September 2016
Speech by Maroš Šefčovič at Bruegel's Annual Meetings 2016
Maroš Šefčovič, Vice-President for Energy Union at the European Commission, delivered the closing keynote speech at Bruegel's Annual Meetings on 7 Sep
Opinion piece
13 June 2016
Keine Energiewende ohne Energieunion
Die europäische Perspektive ist für den Erfolg der deutschen Energiewende entscheidend. Doch die europäischen Partner werden nicht einfach die deutsch
Opinion piece
11 May 2016
European financing for the European refugee crisis
Protecting the EU's external borders is a shared task, which can be most effectively carried out if paid for with common funding. A tax on carbon co
Policy Brief
22 April 2016
Financial risks and opportunities in the time of climate change
The current unsustainable use of our environment can lead to financial crisis. To address this risk, financial institutions should measure their exp
Blog post
08 February 2016
Speech by Miguel Arias Cañete on EU’s climate and energy policies after COP21
Speech held at Bruegel event on "How will the Paris agreement impact EU climate and energy policies?", on 8 February 2016.
Event
08 February 2016
How will the Paris agreement impact EU climate and energy policies?
The COP21 negotiations in Paris resulted in ambitious targets but little detail on implementation. Which measures should the EU now take?
Bruegel