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Leaked EU green recovery plan targets building efficiency, hydrogen, transport, and renewables

Business Green

A leaked version of the European Commission's green recovery plan suggests the bloc will focus on ramping up hydrogen production and expanding renewables capacity, as well renovating Europe's housing stock and decarbonising transport systems, as its attempts to revive the bloc's coronavirus-stricken economy.

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2023 predictions: renewables, hydrogen and grid connections

Smart Energy International

Both COP27 and COP15 have shown that as we tackle the dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, we cannot treat these challenges in isolation. 2023 will be the year that we realise hydrogen is not the silver bullet that many in the industry would have us believe. .

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The (not so) green recovery: New report warns world is failing to 'build back better'

GreenBiz

billion on hydrogen, the latter boosted substantially by major investment programs by France and Germany. billion on hydrogen. billion has been spent on green energy so far, it notes, of which $25.3 billion focused on renewables and $18.5 Meanwhile, $86.1 billion has been spent on low-carbon transport, $28.9 trillion of the $4.6

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Mapped: The Network of Powerful Agribusiness Groups Lobbying to Water Down the EU’s Sustainable Farming Targets

DeSmogBlog

The European Biodiversity strategy, which is another core plank of the Green Deal, includes similar goals. Others that have been active in pushing for the EU to continue to allow the use of certain controversial chemicals, include CropLife Europe and The Glyphosate Renewal Group.

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Heard of “Net-Zero Oil” or “Carbon Negative” Bioenergy? In 2023 You Will

DeSmogBlog

Salmon is fed on other fish — small, oily, and nutritious pelagic species — which are harvested by the tonne off the West African coastline and pulverized into fishmeal and fish oil for export to Europe and Asia. Canadian Hydrogen. In 2023, we’ll continue to keep our eye on EU policy around bioenergy.

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Global Briefing: Panama Canal Authority eyes emissions fee for ships

Business Green

Prices of carbon allowances on Europe's emissions trading scheme (ETS) have surged more than 140 per cent over the past year alone , making it more expensive than ever for large power plants, industrial facilities and inter-European air travel to pollute. COP15: UN biodiversity summit meetings delayed over Omicron fears.

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Europe’s offshore network development plans set out

Smart Energy International

Action plan for Europe’s grids launched Site visit: Europe’s biggest offshore wind port To reach the 2030 ambitions of around 182GW, annual installations of approximately 25.5GW have to be installed, with EU countries needing to deliver 15GW and Norway and Great Britain together 10.5GW each year.