Opinion
Why China should fear the EU's carbon border tax
Expect Beijing to soon start lobbying against the proposal.
Opinion
Expect Beijing to soon start lobbying against the proposal.
Upcoming Event
Bruegel Annual Meetings, Day 3 - In this session on the final day of the Meetings, our panelists will discuss the future of finance and its sustainability.
External Publication
How to protect workers hurt by the fight against climate change.
Blog Post
To avoid any backlash, the European Union should work with other World Trade Organisation members to define basic principles of carbon border adjustment mechanisms.
Blog Post
Policies are needed to support green fuel switching by households; support should be phased out as the carbon price rises.
Podcast
How does the world's first roadmap for meeting climate goals stack up?
External Publication
How the G20 can support the recovery with sustainable local infrastructure investment.
Opinion
The European Union finds itself at the centre of a three-dimensional puzzle. Burdens need to be shared between 450 million citizens, 25 million businesses and EU countries in a way that is acceptable to enough of them.
Blog Post
With Fit for 55, Europe is the global first mover in turning a long-term net-zero goal into real-world policies, marking the entry of climate policy into the daily life of all citizens and businesses.
Blog Post
The proposed EU green bond standard will be less prone to ‘greenwashing’, and the widest possible set of issuers and jurisdictions should be encouraged to use the standard.
Blog Post
An analysis of European Union countries’ recovery plans shows widely differing green spending priorities.
Policy Contribution
European Union institutions and national fiscal authorities should incorporate climate risk in debt sustainability analysis.