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The path to affordable electricity: lessons from 7 European countries
"Lowering electricity prices is like removing the handbrake from Europe's energy transition. Governments already have the tools to do it: the two most effective are accelerating renewable energy and reforming electricity taxes and levies." -
Making Polluters Pay: What European citizens expect from the EU Emissions Trading System
An overwhelming 72% believe that companies emitting the most or those failing to reduce their emissions should pay more than others. -
Seven in ten across Europe say biggest polluters and climate laggards should pay more, challenging rollback of EU ETS
“The idea that weakening the EU ETS is the best way to protect European industry is being challenged by reality. Europe is already losing industrial capacity and jobs in many sectors despite decades of free allowances and billions of euros in public support.” -
Media briefing: CAN Europe at London Climate Action Week
Brussels, 17 June 2026, CAN Europe will be in London for London Climate Action Week, an emerging and important climate discussion space, to discuss with policymakers, civil society, business, academia and media on what credible climate leadership now requires: delivery. Climate credibility now depends on delivery With London Climate Action Week taking place directly after... -
CAN Europe position on the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS)
EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) must remain the cornerstone of EU climate and industrial policy. This is not only a climate imperative, but a matter of economic resilience and energy security. Europe still spends nearly €400 billion each year on fossil fuel imports, exposing its economy to geopolitical risks, price volatility and supply disruptions. -
Fresh wave of countries abandons Energy Charter Treaty, a new blow to bury the climate-wrecking pact for good
The ECT has become notorious for allowing energy companies to use secretive investor-state tribunals to claim millions or even billions from taxpayers when governments adopt public-interest measures affecting their profits, including climate and energy laws. -
New Economic Study on the EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement: Growth Narrative Debunked, Inequalities Uncovered
A new economic study of the EU-Mercosur agreement shows that once more realistic economic dynamics are considered, projected economics gains become negligible and may even disappear entirely. -
The hidden harm of ISDS: Which European countries score worst?
ISDS claims and payouts regularly reach hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars, and cases have targeted climate policy, public health measures, and sanctions against Russia, among others. -
TAKE ACTION to Build Better Lives
Build Better Lives Campaing aims to ensure decent, affordable and energy efficient homes for all. -
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