70 new MEPs become climate ambassadors
Over 70 MEPs from 25 EU countries across almost all political groups have indicated their readiness to take a leadership role in the climate debate in the European Parliament.
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More than 250 MEP candidates support the call for urgent climate action in the next European Parliament
With less than two weeks to go until EU citizens elect a new European Parliament, 277 MEP candidates have declared their support for urgent action on climate and energy through […]
IPCC: Saving the planet won’t cost the world
The take away point at today’s IPCC press conference is this: it doesn’t cost the world to save the planet. The Summary for Policy Makers (SPM) for the IPCC’s fifth […]
Submission to Commission consultation on the retail markets Communication
Download CAN Europe response to the Commission consultation on the retail markets Communication
New Analysis Ranks European MEPs and National Parties On Climate Action
Climate heroes and villains revealed Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe today launched a new set of 28 scorecards that rank national political parties and MEPs on their climate and energy […]
MEP Scorecards: Ranking European Parliamentarians on Climate Action
How have political parties and MEPs performed on climate and energy? CAN Europe has developed a simple overview of how MEPs, from the current parliamentary term 2009-2014, have voted on ten […]
The lack of evidence for carbon leakage
This briefing aims to provide clarity to the ongoing debate on Europe’s industrial competitiveness and the effect of climate polices. There is very little factual evidence substantiating that the risk of […]
EU energy prices and costs
This document analyses the European Commission’s Communication Energy Prices and Costs in Europe, and it identifies the main conclusions.
EU 2030 – Briefing on 40 percent and 2°C (February 2014)
EU: 40% is not enough to keep temperature rise below 2°C Briefing on 40 and 2C.pdf
Parliament lead Committee gives unclear support to ailing EU carbon market
European NGOs WWF and CAN Europe today cautiously welcomed the European Parliament Environment Committee’s support for the proposal to temporarily curb the oversupply of emission allowances in the EU emissions […]