Event
19 June 2025
Talks@Bruegel: Making the US current account sustainable with Tamim Bayoumi
What policy adjustments are necessary for the sustainability of the US current account – and how do tariffs factor into this?
Event
19 June 2025
What policy adjustments are necessary for the sustainability of the US current account – and how do tariffs factor into this?
Podcast
11 June 2025
Blended finance, marine bonds and green borrowing all play a role in how the International Finance Corporation strengthens emerging economies
Event
19 May 2025
How would the opening of ETS affect industrial competitiveness and global climate goals?
Analysis
17 March 2025
To mobilise private capital for weapons, the European Commission should clarify the status of defence investing in its sustainable finance framework
First Glance
03 March 2025
EU reporting simplification will result in less information and introduce distortions in the sustainable finance market
Policy Brief
13 February 2025
Five adjustments would make the EU sustainable finance framework more effective at delivering the desired alignment of incentives
First Glance
30 January 2025
Policy Brief
30 January 2025
This policy brief evaluates the capacity of the EU’s economic strategy to address structural problems and whether policy needs to change under Trump
Event
15 October 2024
At this event, policymakers explored the economic case for climate finance at scale.
Memo
04 September 2024
Anthology
23 July 2024
The full twenty Memos will be launched at this year's Bruegel Annual Meetings in September
Opinion piece
20 June 2024
First Glance
11 June 2024
The temptation to water-down the European Green Deal under pressure from the far-right must be avoided to keep the EU's green trajectory
Policy Brief
11 June 2024
This policy brief examines the economic case for advanced-country financial support for replacement of coal with renewable energy sources in EMDEs
Podcast
05 June 2024
Is corporate finance really an obstacle to a more sustainable world?
First Glance
30 November 2023
There are ways around Germany’s debt brake, which limits government borrowing and is seen as a threat to the climate transition.