Conference – 2030 climate and energy framework: The need for mutually reinforcing policies
CAN Europe, EREC and the Coalition for Energy Savings jointly prepared this half-day event to discuss several questions arising in this context:
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EU needs new pledge on the table to push international climate action forward
Environment Ministers’ call for climate pledges in 2014 rings hollow without increased EU ambition Today EU Environment Ministers set the stage for the EU to play a steering role in […]
CAN Europe Position on grid development in Europe
Europe lacks a vision for its future power grid. The view of Environmental NGOs on grid development in Europe
The debate is over: IPCC confirms humankind to blame for climate change
Today the IPCC released the full text of Working Group I (Science) of its 5th Assessment report. After negotiations in Stockholm last week went into the wee hours each night, […]
New climate report outlines clear choices for Europe
Business-as-usual to bring more floods and heatwaves; Safe path requires immediate emission reductions Today’s report from the IPCC [1] sets out some stark choices. Scientists are confident that business as usual […]
CAN Europe Position on support schemes for renewable energy sources
Recommendations for proper reform and design of support schemes for renewable energy technologies in Europe
Fund What Counts video campaign launched
FUND WHAT COUNTS – Help people live a good life in a changing climate. Let’s make sure governments deliver their climate finance promises Climate Action Network Europe has launched a […]
Submission to ENTSO-E consultation on Visions 2030
Climate Action Network Europe, representing over 120 environmental and development NGOs, welcomes ENTSO-E efforts to develop a long-term vision in line with the European initiatives on an energy and climate […]
Climate Finance: What Ministers need to do!
Climate finance is not aid, as sometimes misunderstood. It’s restitution, for the injustice of climate change – caused by the North, but with impacts in the South, not just environmentally […]
Adequacy and feasibility of the 1.5°C long-term global limit
A new discussion paper prepared by Climate Analytics for CAN Europe that provides an analysis of the adequacy and feasibility of the 1.5°C long-term global limit.