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Uitfaseerplan fossiele brandstofsubsidies
The 'Uitfaseerplan fossiele brandstofsubsidies' is a report by the Dutch Ministry of Climate and Green Growth (published via IISD) detailing the Netherlands' strategy to phase out fossil fuel subsidies. The plan emphasizes a 'Whole of Government Approach' and focuses on international and European cooperation to prevent carbon leakage and maintain a level playing field. It outlines specific national measures, including the use of an 'external costs approach' to identify pricing gaps, and provides a detailed inventory of existing subsidies, categorizing them by their phase-out status and legal constraints.
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Repeat offenders: coal power plants top the EU emitters list
This report by Ember analyses 2022 emissions data from the EU’s Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS), focusing on the power sector. It identifies a small number of coal power plants and utilities that dominate emissions in Europe, noting a temporary 3% increase in power sector emissions in 2022 driven by the energy crisis, despite a long-term downward trend in coal use.
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Stepping on the Gas
This report by Ember analyzes the regulatory and economic risks associated with Poland's plans to expand its gas-fired power capacity, arguing that such investments conflict with EU climate goals and exceed the capacity required for a transition away from coal.
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The conflict over aviation emissions: a case of retreating EU leadership
This research paper analyzes the European Union's struggle to include foreign airlines in its Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS) amid international resistance, arguing that the opposition is driven by political realism rather than policy design and warning that EU retreats could undermine its future regulatory credibility.
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