Picard, Séverine
Improving working conditions for just transitions through the anticipation and management of change / Séverine Picard ; Issuing department: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung - Competence Centre Climate and Social Justice. - Bonn : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung e.V., June 2025. - 22 Seiten = 630 KB, PDF-File. - (Perspective)Electronic ed.: Brussels : FES, 2025ISBN 978-3-98628-717-7
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Tasini, Jonathan
Is the German Coal Commission a template? / Jonathan Tasini ; Issuing department: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung - Competence Center Just Climate. - Bonn : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung e.V., May 2025. - 11 Seiten = 440 KB, PDF-File. - (Analysis)Electronic ed.: Brussels : FES, 2025ISBN 978-3-98628-715-3
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Guadagno, Francesca; Stehrer, Robert; Zavarská, Zuzana
Implications for EU member states / Francesca Guadagno, Robert Stehrer and Zuzana Zavarská ; Issuing department: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung - Competence Center Just Climate. - Bonn : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung e.V., May 2025. - 25 Seiten = 2,2 MB PDF-File. - (Study)Electronic ed.: Brussels : FES, 2025ISBN 978-3-98628-458-9
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Households and companies all over Europe are suffering from rising electricity prices. The price increases can be partially attributed to the design of electricity markets in Europe.
Therefore, the European Commission plans to reform European electricity markets, as temporary measures to counter the energy crisis will expire this year.
The European electricity market is a complex system which has been gradually harmonized among the Member States over the last decades. However, Member States are split on how to simultaneously lower electricity prices and expand renewables. What are the differences between the member states’ positions? How does the proposal for a new electricity market design by the European Commission address those different positions?
Cornel Ban on China's lead in clean technologies, failed EU initiatives and a credible strategy for the working class.
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Decarbonising our homes via heat pumps and renewable district heating is crucial for effectively fighting climate change.
Is it realistic to expect that after 2035 a large proportion of passenger cars could be powered with e-fuels? And what exactly are e-fuels anyway?…
The energy crisis is not over yet. But how targeted are the Member States’ measures in terms of particularly supporting poorer households?
Households and companies all over Europe are suffering from rising electricity prices. The price increases can be partially attributed to the design…
EU countries agreed to skim off the revenues of energy producers to relieve citizens. But can this threaten the expansion of renewable energy?
Ein neuer Ansatz zur regionalen Gestaltung der sozialökologischen Transformation, by Frederik Moch (DGB).
To address the gas crisis, the response is European: by binding gas saving targets, and by limiting the price Transmission System Operators charge.
Coal power plants are being restarted or paused across Europe. Is the coal-phase out already history, or will climate protection prevail?
The energy price crisis in Europe is worsening. Governments are launching new packages, but this remains unilateral measures.
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