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Goal-oriented simplification for the EU’s energy transition

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By Luke O’Callaghan-White, Michael Forte
| E3G
The European Commission has set an objective of reducing administrative burdens and reporting obligations by at least 25% for all businesses and at least 35% for SMEs, by 2029. In the face of weak growth, a growing investment gap, and high energy prices, influential European political leaders have called for a regulatory deep clean of laws that “appear outdated”.
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Redesigning the EU’s energy security architecture

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By Flaminia Bonanni, Luke O’Callaghan-White, Artur Patuleia
| E3G
The EU is experiencing its second energy crisis in five years. The risks of fossil fuel dependence have made the clean energy transition a strategic imperative for the EU’s energy security. However, existing operational standards and risk assumptions still reflect the realities of a fossil-based system. To deliver the security benefits of the clean energy transition, European system resilience must keep pace with an evolving threat landscape.
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Rethinking housing: European approaches to delivering affordabilit and sustainability

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By Roxana Dela Fiamor, David Nemecek, Jurei Yada, Luke O’Callaghan-White
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Buildings account for 33% of EU emissions and form the backbone of Europe’s social and economic fabric. Ensuring that homes are low-carbon, affordable, and resilient is therefore not just an environmental responsibility, it is a social and economic imperative. The delivery of affordable and sustainable housing is a significant pan-European challenge.
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