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Viac obnoviteľných zdrojov by aj Slovensku prinieslo takmer o tretinu lacnejšiu elektrinu
Maďarsko, Slovensko, Bulharsko, Česko a Poľsko majú v obnoviteľných zdrojoch najnižšie ciele spomedzi všetkých krajín EÚ. Viac elektriny z veternej a solárnej energie by znížilo priemerné ceny elektriny takmer o tretinu, čím by sa región sa atraktívny pre nové investície, píšu Pawel Czyzak a Rebekka Popp. Dr. Pawel Czyzak je seniorným analytikom v energetickom think tanku Ember. Rebekka Popp je politická poradkyňa v klimatickom think tanku E3G.
I Paesi dell’UE orientale realizzeranno o distruggeranno gli obiettivi sulle rinnovabili al 2030
L’obiettivo di energia rinnovabile dell’UE per il 2030 è a rischio a causa della scarsa ambizione nei Paesi dell’Europa centrale e orientale (CEE). L’imminente revisione dei piani nazionali per l’energia e il clima è un’opportunità cruciale per rimediare a questo, scrivono Pawel Czyzak e Rebekka Popp. Il dottor Pawel Czyzak è analista senior presso il think tank energetico Ember. Rebekka Popp è consulente politico presso il think tank climatico E3G.
Germany on track to exit coal
Germany reactivated 8 GW of coal plants to compensate for loss of Russian gas supply. But this doesn’t mean the country’s coal phase out is at risk. Instead, Germany is taking steps towards a renewables-based power sector. Germany sent a clear signal that ramping up wind and solar is central to its response to the energy crisis. The government raised the country’s renewables target less than two months after Russia’s attack on the Ukraine.
Coal in 2022: data trends and diplomacy
Continuing the coal-to-clean momentum in 2022. Dear Reader, Coal grabbed the headlines at COP26, with the dramatic late agreement to ‘phase down’ coal power generation. This newsletter considers how the coal transition agenda can continue that momentum through 2022. As COP26 Presidency, the UK continues to champion coal exit, reflecting both its own experience and the underlying structural trends away from coal in the real world.
Niemcy mogą odejść od węgla już w 2030 roku - waży się przyszłość energetyczna kraju
Przyjęty przez Niemcy cel redukcji emisji sprawia, że rezygnacja z węgla do 2030 roku jest praktycznie nieunikniona. Nikt już nie traktuje poważnie ścieżki odchodzenia od tego surowca do 2038 roku. Nie ma wątpliwości, że proces ten ulegnie przyspieszeniu – pozostaje tylko pytanie, jak wpłynie to na pozostałe kraje w regionie. Coraz mniej państw europejskich nie ma jeszcze polityki wycofywania węgla zgodnej z celami Porozumienia Paryskiego. Biznesowy koniec „czarnego złota” staje się faktem.
Green Deal : Klima-Marathon der EU
Mit dem „Fit for 55“- Paket gibt die Kommission diese Woche den Startschuss für einen jahrelangen Prozess zur Umsetzung der neuen Klimaziele der EU. Brick Medak und Rebekka Popp vom Think Tank E3G beschreiben in ihrem Standpunkt, was es für einen gelungenen Start dieses politischen Marathons braucht.
Petersberger Klimadialog - Startschuss für einen grünen Aufschwung - Tagesspiegel Background
Deutschland kommt bei der Gestaltung dieses Aufschwungs eine Schlüsselrolle zu – in der EU aber auch global. Es übernimmt am 1. Juli für ein halbes Jahr die EU-Ratspräsidentschaft, zu einem Zeitpunkt, an dem die Debatte über Konjunkturmaßnahmen in vollem Gange sein wird.
Petersberger Klimadialog - Startschuss für einen grünen Aufschwung - Tagesspiegel Background
Der erste „virtuelle“ Petersberger Klimadialog hat in den vergangenen zwei Tagen gezeigt, dass die globalen Bemühungen, den Klimawandel einzudämmen, auch in der aktuellen Krise von hoher Bedeutung sind.
The EU can support Central and East Europe’s transition
Six Central and East European nations, heavily dependent on coal, have been very cautious about the pace of the EU’s transition. For them – Bulgaria, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia – the political and economic disruption looks far harder to bear. E3G has just released a report that suggests this picture can change. The report’s authors – Felix Heilmann, Rebekka Popp and Ada Ámon – explain that coal is becoming less profitable, making renewables more attractive.
The Political Economy of Energy in Central and Eastern Europe: Supporting the Net Zero Transition | E3G
Photo by etms19 on Flickr Central and Eastern European countries are often perceived as a uniform bloc opposing increased European climate action, such as the EU 2050 climate neutrality target. However, our report shows there are important differences in the state of the energy and climate transition in these countries - some are further ahead than others.
Briefing Summary- The Just Transition Fund: 4 Benchmarks for Success | E3G
On July 16, 2019 Commission President von der Leyen announced in her political guidelines the creation of a “Just Transition Fund”. This fund has since become an important element of the negotiations on the European Union’s budget and climate policy. This briefing sets out four benchmarks for designing the governance structure of the fund to make sure the EU moves faster towards climate neutrality.
Is the EU Just Transition Fund all for naught?
Home Opinions Energy & Environment European Green Deal Is the EU Just Transition Fund all for naught? DISCLAIMER: All opinions in this column reflect the views of the author(s), not of EURACTIV.COM Ltd. By Pieter de Pous and Rebekka Popp | E3G 06-12-2019 (updated: 06-12-2019 ) Whether €5 billion or €35 billion, the EU’s upcoming Just Transition Fund alone is unlikely to be enough to pay for the energy transition of Europe’s remaining coal countries.
The political economy of the low carbon transition: climate and energy snapshot: Romania | E3G
Photo by Camil Ghircoias on flickr E3G’s Political Economy Mapping Methodology (PEMM) assesses threats and opportunities to countries presented by the low-carbon transition. PEMM aims to identify underlying tensions across national conditions, political system and external projection to determine what constructs a country’s core national interest and to identify key interventions which could help to increase domestic climate ambition and enable progress on the low-carbon transition.
A Just Transition for all – or just a transition? | E3G
Photo by skeeze on Pixabay A decision to table a Just Transition Declaration by the Polish Presidency of the upcoming UN climate talks in Katowice (COP24) moves the topic more visibly onto the global agenda. This raises the question: What might a global Just Transition that keeps 1.5°C within reach look like? In the lead up to this year’s COP, we argue the following four aspects need to be considered for Just Transition to be a truly global concept. 1.
Five benchmarks for a just transition to low-carbon energy
The new long-term climate strategy for the EU can be a tool for a prosperous zero-carbon society if it addresses Just Transition, write Lisa Fischer and Rebekka Popp. Lisa Fischer is senior policy advisor at the London office of E3G, an independent think tank operating to accelerate the global transition to a low carbon economy. Rebekka Popp is a Researcher in E3G’s Berlin office.
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