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EU carbon market emissions rise for first time in 7 years in 2017
Author: not mentioned Posted on: Euractiv | April 4th, 2018 Emissions regulated under Europe’s carbon market rose for the first time in seven years in
Sharing is caring. So why are European cities falling behind?
Author: Greg Archer and Yoann Le Petit Posted on: Euractiv | March 29th, 2018 New mobility services like Uber and Lyft offer the potential to
New climate strategy will set out a pathway to meet higher targets
Author: Wendel Trio Posted on: EURACTIV.com | March 29th, 2018 Text: Leaders called upon the Commission to develop a long-term climate strategy which will translate
Κομισιόν: Χάθηκε στη μετάφραση η «Μακεδονία» του Γιουνκέρ
Author: Not Mentioned Posted on: ΚΑΘΗΜΕΡΙΝΗ | March 1st, 2018 Δεν υπάρχει «καμία αλλαγή στην πάγια θέση της Ευρωπαϊκής Επιτροπής» να αποκαλεί τα Σκόπια
The death of diesel? What the German court verdict could mean
Author: Arthur Sullivan Posted on: Deutsche Welle| February 22nd , 2018 Germany’s top administrative court has paved the way for potential bans on diesel
Poland guilty of breaching air quality norms, top EU court finds
Author: Not Mentioned Posted on: Deutsche Welle| February 22nd, 2018 The European Commission took Poland to court in 2015, saying the country had failed
Juncker to go on ‘geopolitical’ Balkans tour
Authors: ANDREW RETTMAN, ERIC MAURICE AND ESZTER ZALAN Posted on: EUOBSERVER | February 5th, 2018 European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker is to visit Western Balkans
Swiss see no quick deal on new EU treaty
Author: EURACTIV.com with Reuters Posted on: EURACTIV | February 1st, 2018 Switzerland will not meet the European Commission’s deadline for a deal in the early
Greek Industrialists call on Government to Adapt Circular Economy Practices
Author: Theo Ioannou Posted on: Greece.greekreporter | 5h of January 2018 The Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) called on the government to adopt a
EU shouldn’t allow Greek violation of environmental legislation
Author: Nikos Mantzaris Posted on: Euractiv | December 14th, 2017 It is no secret that the Public Power Corporation (PPC) heavily influences the Greek government,
MEPs to vote on ‘strict minimum’ 35% renewables target
Author: Samuel White Posted on: Euractiv | November 27th, 2017 The European Parliament’s influential Committee on Industry, Research and Energy will vote on Tuesday
Η Ευρώπη προωθεί και ενισχύει τη Βιοοικονομία
Author: Not mentioned Posted on: Euroactiv |November 21st, 2017 Το Μανιφέστο της Ευρωπαϊκής Βιοοικονομίας το οποίο δημοσιεύθηκε επισήμως στις 16/11/2017, καθορίζει τον τρόπο με
Putting words into action: Join forces to drive circular economy
Author: Björn-Erik Lönn, Sören Enholm Posted on: Euractiv | November 9th, 2017 Is the European Commission doing enough on the circular economy? Björn-Erik Lönn and
EU to spend €800 million on alternative fuel infrastructure
Author: Peter Teffer Posted on: EUobserver | November 8th, 2017 The European Commission proposed on Wednesday (8 November) allocating €800 million from the EU budget
Commission’s new clean transport rules may lack ambition
Author: Sam Morgan and Zoran Radosavljevic Posted on: Euractiv | 7th November, 2017 The European Commission will unveil a package of legislation regulating environmental aspects
No Greek deal is no big deal because it’s close, EU creditors say
Author: BJARKE SMITH-MEYER Posted: 23/5/2017 The Greek bailout talks once again ended without a conclusive agreement, but eurozone finance ministers shrugged it off,
Facebook fined €110 million for WhatsApp merger misstep
Author: NICHOLAS HIRST Posted: 18/5/2017 The European Commission today slapped Facebook with a fine of €110 million after concluding the social network misled
Poland’s PGNiG urges tough stance in EU antitrust case against Gazprom
Author: Georgi Gotev Posted: 18/5/2017 State-run Polish oil and gas company PGNiG urged the European Commission today (18 May) to take a tough stance
What is all the EU-Turkey uproar about?
Author: CENGIZ AKTAR Posted: 11/5/2017 For some time now, Turkey-Europe relations have been reduced to monologues and non-coordinated actions by decision-makers on both sides. Turkish
Britain must pay EU divorce bill in euros
Source: Euractive Posted: 21/4/2017 Britain may be leaving the EU but it will still have to settle the divorce bill in euros, not
Parliament’s free Interrail plan replaced by smaller €2.5 million travel fund for teenagers
Author: Catherine Stupp Posted: 27/3/2017 MEPs are annoyed that a European Commission proposal to hand out €2.5 million to fund young students’ travel around
Brussels eyes EU-wide licence for FinTech startups
Author: Jorge Valero Posted: 23/3/2017 The European Commission wants to create a special regime to attract FinTech companies in Europe and help the old
Commission gives Orbán his nuclear deal
Author: Nicholas Hirst and Kalina Oroschakoff Posted: March 6 2017 In a European Union beset by crises, a decision Monday to approve a new nuclear power plant