By Oliver Sartor, Thomas Spencer
Poland is a particularly carbon intensive economy. This has created concern that it may be particularly exposed to carbon leakage. However, there is an absence of robust and transparent empirical research on carbon leakage risks in Poland. This study aims at filling this gap by assessing the impact of EU climate policy, in particular the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, on Polish industry.
Rarely does Europe get the chance to take a step back and reimagine its cleantech financing toolbox.
In the recent State of the Union speech, Ursula von der Leyen reiterated the need to stay on course towards Europe’s climate targets. In the coming months, the negotiations on EU’s Emission Trading System and the new framework for resilience and risk assessment will reveal the political and industrial forces at play, and if Member […]
The Innovation Fund is Europe’s flagship programme for bringing breakthrough cleantech to market, but a growing share of its grant portfolio is stuck before financial close.
