Comment
07 October 2021
The only quick-fix to Europe’s energy price crisis is saving energy
The only thing Europe can quickly do to prevent a potentially difficult winter is to actively promote energy conservation in both the residential and
Comment
07 October 2021
The only thing Europe can quickly do to prevent a potentially difficult winter is to actively promote energy conservation in both the residential and
Comment
07 October 2021
China’s domestic installation of coal-fired power plants continues at great pace.
Comment
06 October 2021
Beijing shows signs of changing tactics ahead of the COP26 conference.
Comment
05 October 2021
Europe’s gas supply security could more effectively be safeguarded by ensuring that unused alternatives are maintained.
Comment
27 September 2021
The ultimate answer to the question on whether climate change can be tackled without ditching economic growth depends on our willingness to step up cl
External publication
24 September 2021
Who should bear more and who less of the burden achieving climate policy goals?
Working paper
16 September 2021
The notion of degrowth to reduce greenhouse gas emissions appears unrealistic; decoupling of emissions from growth is in principle possible but requir
Blog post
13 September 2021
Surging natural gas prices in Europe, driven by rising demand and tight supply, are pushing up electricity prices; to prevent volatility, governments
Policy brief
09 September 2021
A fiscal exit strategy must be put in place when the EU is pursuing the major goal of cutting its emissions
External publication
09 September 2021
The technical and political conditions are ideal for the creation of a climate club to catalyse tougher climate action worldwide.
Podcast
08 September 2021
The world awaits China's concrete plan on carbon reduction, but the country is following its own pace.
Event
02 September 2021
Bruegel Annual Meetings, Day 2 - Who should be responsible for providing crucial infrastructure for decarbonisation and how should it be managed?
Blog post
30 August 2021
Despite different strategies, the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States, China and Japan all expect hydrogen to play a significant rol
Blog post
25 August 2021
The size and scope of investments needed to reach net zero will have significant macroeconomic implications.
Comment
19 August 2021
Climate action should be designed in a way that improves social equality.
Comment
26 July 2021
Expect Beijing to soon start lobbying against the proposal.