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Community Power – the benefits of an energy revolution

By putting communities and citizens at the heart of a shift to clean energy we can achieve a transition more quickly, fairly and with added benefits. This briefing explores the many benefits of community energy: for the climate, for the people and communities involved in owning or running their own energy production, and for society as a whole. The briefing …

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Europe’s climate gap

This short briefing spells out the disconnect between climate science and EU action. The European Union has often repeated its commitment to limiting global warming to 2°C yet EU leaders are assuming a 50/50 chance of overshooting the 2°C limit. It includes recommendations for getting EU climate and energy policies to measure up to the scale of the problem. …

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No half measures: Investment needs in energy efficiency and renewables in the CEE countries

Our report analyses the investment needs in energy efficiency and renewable energy sources to ensure a transition to a low-carbon economy, and the positive effects this will have on employment and regional development. We looked at over 20 different EU, governmental, academic, NGO and expert sources listing the needs of seven new member states: Bulgaria, …

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Investing for the future: More jobs out of a greener EU Budget

The next European budget (2014-2020) is being decided in troubled times but such difficult timing also constitutes an opportunity. If smartly used, the next budget can help Europe improve its economic stability and create more jobs while at the same time reducing its unsustainable ecological footprint. This study reveals that investing in green sectors brings …

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