Robust Review and Ratcheting Up Targets – EU Climate Policies after 2020
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Meyer-Ohlendorf, Nils 2017: EU Climate Policies after 2020: Robust Review and Ratcheting Up Targets. Ecologic Institute, Berlin.
The Paris Agreement states that Parties will scale up their commitments with every consecutive nationally determined contribution. A new paper by Ecologic Institute shows how EU legislation can help implement this requirement. The paper is available for download.
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English
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with contributions from: Ralph Bodle, Matthias Duwe, Benjamin Görlach
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- 22 pp.
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climate policy, ETS, market stability, effort sharing, 2030, post-2020, renewables, energy market, EU, European UnionEurope
The future of EU climate and energy policy beyond the year 2020 is currently a matter of intense debate. The European Commission has tabled initial proposals for new targets and some changes to key instruments such as the Emissions Trading System (ETS) upon which the EU... Read more
Meyer-Ohlendorf, Nils; Matthias Duwe; Katharina Umpfenbach and Keighley McFarland 2014: The Next EU Climate and Energy Package – EU Climate Policies after 2020, Ecologic Institute, Berlin.
Ecologic Institute advised the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) on the post-2020 update of EU climate and energy policy, analysing the climate, political, legal, financial and economic impacts of proposed options... Read more
EU Energy and Climate Policy after 2020
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