Provisions Concerning (Imported) Articles“, 9 October 2014 at Université Saint-Louis in Brussels
Provisions Concerning (Imported) Articles“, 9 October 2014 at Université Saint-Louis in Brussels
A just and inclusive energy transition is key to a successful implementation of Europe’s ambitious climate, energy transition and competitiveness policies. These issues are frequently discussed at eceee’s bi-annual summer studies. The seminar is held as part of the EU-funded Energy Efficiency Watch 5 project, to gather input for the EEW5 report on creating supporting narratives for strong energy efficiency policies.
of Land North Rhine-Westphalia to the EU Rue Montoyer/Montoyerstraat 47 1000 Brussels
The Öko Institut has conducted a comprehensive study assessing the environmental, technological, societal and political risks associated with geological storage of CO2. Building on this, the researchers have identified management practices and governance structures that can effectively manage and reduce these risks. Public confidence in long-term monitoring, science-based information, and the decision-making process regarding the deployment of CO2 storage are key factors that must be addressed through well-designed policies.
November 2024, 18:30 ics-Download Veranstaltungsort Press Club Brussels Europe
EU information about nanomaterials
nanomaterials on the EU market after a Commission meeting with stakeholders in Brussels
Auftraggeber Federal Public Service Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment, Brussels
As the EU sets, and prepares to implement, its 2040 climate target, a coalition of stakeholders from academia, civil society and the private sector presents workable and implementable proposals to improve EU governance of carbon removals in a way that respects climate and biodiversity objectives.
30 ics-Download Veranstaltungsort RED Radisson Hotel Rue d’Idalie 35 1000 Brussels
To reach the world’s climate goals, governments should consider ways of removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in addition to stepping up efforts to reduce emissions. This means we should be thinking about a variety of mitigation approaches. This event focusses on three of these: Carbon Farming (CF), Carbon Capture and Storage/Utilization (CCS/CCU) and Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) technologies.
ics-Download Veranstaltungsort House of the Dutch Provinces Rue de Trèves 59 1040 Brussels
As the ratification process for the Paris Agreement begins, a new study shows how the EU’s new policy on land and forests is essential to curb climate change given the Commission’s reluctance to increase climate targets.
h.boettcher@oeko.de Contact at Fern: Hannah Mowat Forests and climate campaigner Fern, Brussels
A nano-product register at the EU level is necessary
It was reinforced by a workshop in Brussels in December 2015 that looked into the
beyond: The role of carbon removals in the EU climate framework 03.12.2024 10:30 Brussels
