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The EU Emissions Trading System in a larger EU
Integrating EU candidate countries into the EU ETS would incentivise them to decarbonise their emissions-intensive electricity mix and heavy industries. Gradual integration would soften the economic impact of a high carbon price.
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Towards a decarbonised energy system in a larger EU
Enlarging the energy union to include EU candidate countries would benefit both current and future EU member-states. Expanding the EU energy market would support energy decarbonisation, security and affordability.
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How to build and fund a better EU green industrial policy
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.
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Learning from CBAM's transitional phase: Early impacts on trade and climate efforts
The EU should use CBAM revenues to fund support for clean industrial investments in least developed and developing countries.
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Reducing or removing CO2 emissions: Can offsets make the difference?
The EU must insist on more rigorous carbon offsets for these to become a credible tool to achieve net zero emissions.
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Events
Conservative party conference fringe event on ‘How can the EU and UK work together towards a new security architecture in Europe’
07 October 2025
Kindly supported by the Delegation of the European Union to the United Kingdom
Labour party conference fringe event on ‘How can the EU and UK co-operate in facing global challenges and engaging with the rest of the world?’
30 September 2025
Kindly supported by the Delegation of the European Union to the United Kingdom
Liberal Democrat party conference fringe event on ‘How can the EU and UK build resilient and inclusive societies through co-operating on security, migration and growth?'
22 September 2025
Kindly supported by the Delegation of the European Union to the United Kingdom