How to build and fund a better EU green industrial policy

Sander Tordoir, Elisabetta Cornago
19 February 2025

The EU should revamp its industrial policy for clean technologies not to cede leadership in clean tech manufacturing to China as Trump's America backtracks from decarbonisation goals.
Learning from CBAM's transitional phase: Early impacts on trade and climate efforts

Elisabetta Cornago, Aslak Berg
03 December 2024

The EU should use CBAM revenues to fund support for clean industrial investments in least developed and developing countries.
Reducing or removing CO2 emissions: Can offsets make the difference?

Sir Philip Lowe
05 September 2024

The EU must insist on more rigorous carbon offsets for these to become a credible tool to achieve net zero emissions.
Between competition and co-operation: How to engage with China on climate

Christina Keßler
27 June 2024

How should the EU engage with China on climate? European policy-makers need to use both competition and co-operation to advance on climate action.
European Electricity Market Reform – ambitions and realities

Sir Philip Lowe
08 February 2024

The EU’s electricity market reforms do a good job of promoting more stable energy prices. But member-states must do more to deliver a fully integrated EU-wide energy market.

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Experts: What do Trump’s tariffs mean for global climate action?

Elisabetta Cornago

27 March 2025

Carbon Brief

The Trump administration is walking back on US climate commitments, both domestically by threatening to cut back Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) support for clean-tech industries and internationally, [by] withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.

Deutsche Welle News: Can the EU bring back "Made in Europe"?

Elisabetta Cornago

27 February 2025

Elisabetta Cornago of the CER speaks to DW News about how the bloc can stay competitive with the US and China while holding on to its aim to lower emissions and slow down climate change.

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