Programs and publications
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2020 EPG Summer School
The third edition of EPG Summer School, Smart Transformation in the Energy Sector, was held as webinar sessions between 23 and 25 July 2020. This year the program was supposed […]
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STUDY: Accelerated lignite exit in Bulgaria, Romania and Greece
Executive Summary & Policy Recommendations available also in Romanian, HERE. A total of 3.7 billion EUR for regional development would secure a just transition for coal phase-out in […]
Check out the latest article written by our fellow, Laura Camarut, regarding the international implications of the US election results on climate change and the role of USA leadership in climate negotiations: www.enpg.ro/biden-won-whats-next-for-us-climate-policy/.
“The international dimension of the US climate policy is expected to be significant under Biden’s presidency, supporting his ambition to restore America’s leadership in global affairs. As it becomes more and more clear that climate change is one of the most serious threats that humankind is facing, entailing dramatic effects for both developed and developing countries, it is alluring to adopt a climate friendly discourse on the global stage. The case is even stronger for the US, as it is the second largest polluter in terms of absolute emissions after China, and a major economic power. The promised return of the US to multilateralism is good news for the global climate agenda – no international agreement could be truly credible if the US is not part of it, considering its economic and political hegemony and its share of global emissions”.
Biden won. What's next for US climate policy? | Enpg
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Joe Biden made it clear during the U.S. presidential campaign that climate change would be one of the priorities of his administration, after four years in which president Trump loosened environmental...