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
Climate change
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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
Blog post
15 December 2015
Too early to celebrate: What markets tell us about the credibility of the Paris climate agreement
The price of carbon emissions has decreased markedly since the first draft of the Paris Agreement has been released. The decrease in the price of futu
Blog post
14 December 2015
COP21: An important turn on a long journey
The Paris Agreement has been hailed as a turning point and a huge success in the international fight against climate change. Its big achievement is th
Policy brief
04 December 2015
Can a global climate risk pool help the most vulnerable countries?
Extreme climate events related to global warming will happen somewhat randomly and could have a huge cost for the most vulnerable countries. A global
Event
26 November 2015
What to expect from COP21?
As the COP21 conference approaches, what are the political and economic considerations?
Blog post
26 November 2015
COP21: Climate action needs a new global architecture
A strong political momentum on climate action has arisen worldwide on the way to Paris. However private and public investors will only conduct the nec
Blog post
23 November 2015
The economic debates behind COP21
What’s at stake: France will chair and host the 21st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP21) at
Video
05 October 2015
Bruegel interviews: Mitsutsune Yamaguchi and Jean-Francois Di Meglio at the AEFF
Bruegel co-organised the 12th Asia Europe Economic Forum (AEEF), which took place on 1-2 October 2015 in Paris, France.
Opinion piece
01 October 2015
A European approach to climate finance will make a deal at COP21 more likely
Europe needs to convince poor countries that it is serious about a climate deal. To do this it must act jointly and decisively to shape global climate
Blog post
17 September 2015
The EU 2030 Climate and Energy Framework: Keeping up the pressure on governance structures
The Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council on 26 November should indicate a clear way forward.
Blog post
17 September 2015
The European Energy Union: Slogan or an important step towards integration?
The broad definition of an Energy Union may enable the European Commission to facilitate a radical compromise between the member states. Because Germa
Policy brief
11 September 2015
European climate finance: securing the best return
There is a European interest in getting a global climate deal in Paris that entails high mitigation ambitions and involves the EU in shaping the globa