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Community power coalition: letter to the EU Commission on resilient energy

At the end of May the community power coalition wrote to Vice President Timmermans and Commissioner Simson to ask them to make Community energy central the EU’s recovery efforts. The letter calls on the recipients to implement an economic recovery that ensures our society and our local communities are more resilient and fairer in the …

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Annual Review 2019

We’re happy to present the impact of Friends of the Earth Europe in 2019 in our Annual Review. This Annual Review rounds-up highlights from our network of grassroots member organisations across Europe and our European office – including a never-seen-before year of pan-European climate protests; major mobilisations for Good Food Good Farming; a major victory …

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Community power: transposition guidance for citizen energy policies

This paper is a guide for national decision makers who face the task of putting aspects of the Clean Energy Package into their national legislation. It aims to inform national decision makers about how to transpose parts of the Renewable Energy Directive and the Electricity Market Directive. It focuses specifically on the provisions regarding the …

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Report on digital farming: From data giants to farmer power

Plans for reforming food and farming policies, in particular the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), feature digitalisation as a universal solution for more environmentally and pollinator-friendly farming. This new report warns however that digital farming, instead of benefiting the climate and environment, could further tighten the stranglehold of corporations on our food. The report shows that corporation-led digital farming …

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