Greece to rely on carbon price, renewables potential in green hydrogen development
Despite early efforts to develop green hydrogen and its first regulatory framework, Greece finds itself on a steep curve.
World Bank: Carbon pricing schemes cover 28% of global emissions
Carbon pricing schemes include about half of global emissions from electricity generation and industry, the World Bank says.
EU to exempt 80% of importers from CBAM carbon tax
European Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra vowed to exempt over 80% of companies that are eligible for payments under CBAM
European People’s Party proposes two-year delay for CBAM
EPP said the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), EU taxonomy and corporate sustainability directives should be paused for two years
Greece establishes Islands Decarbonization Fund with EU
The Islands Decarbonization Fund was launched in Naxos, with financing from the European Investment Bank
WindEurope on EU elections – center-right expected to partly revise European Green Deal
Electricity-intensive industry and WindEurope are seeking assurances on the European Green Deal from EU leaders, following the elections
Greek renewables breach record, leading to historic emissions low
Renewables surpassed fossil fuels in Greece's power production for the first time, reducing emissions to the lowest level so far
Western Balkans face tight electricity market coupling deadlines
Market coupling is the first task in the Western Balkans energy transition and their main condition to be exempted from CBAM, panelists said at Belgrade Energy Forum
