Assuming the costs and benefits of adaptation to climate change, EEA.
Climate change is happening. Reducing its economic impact urgently requires adaptation and mitigation actions and decision-makers need to understand their benefits and costs compared to not acting at all. This report summarises the main evaluation concepts, key methods and related challenges and constraints, and provides practical examples of EU-relevant approaches.
The European hydrogen and gas decarbonisation package. Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, Oxford, England.
The Commission’s proposals increase the need for government support, as developers will have less capacity to manage the uncertainty risk inherent in the market. The Commission’s proposals therefore risk slowing down the development of the market, although they would be sensible once the market has developed, but there are many things that make sense in […]
Biomethane vision document. World Bioenergy Association.
Biomethane provides renewable energy compatible with existing uses of natural gas in sectors where emissions are difficult to reduce and is suitable for replacing petroleum products in long-distance transport. For these reasons, the long-term prospects for a decarbonised energy system project lead to a sharp increase in biomethane.
Synthesis Report AR6, Climate Change 2023, IPPC.
The report emphasizes loss and damage, which will continue in the future, and which harm people and ecosystems. Taking the right action can lead to change to achieve a sustainable and equitable world. The solution lies in climate-resilient development, which involves integrating climate change adaptation measures and actions aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
OECD monthly Natural Gas statistics. IEA.
The report provides data on production, consumption, imports and total exports of natural gas for the OECD, and trade in natural gas by pipelines and LNG. Natural gas accounts for around a quarter of global electricity generation, and although in the medium term it is considered to play an important role in supporting the transition […]
Report on the Gas Market, IEA.
In 2022 Russia substantially cut pipeline deliveries to Europe, putting unprecedented pressure on supply and triggering a global energy crisis, but European countries were able to fill their underground storage sites thanks to a combination of targeted policy measures, record liquefied natural gas inflows and a sharp drop in consumption.
V Comparative Report of the EINF of the Ibex-35. Fiscal year 2021, EY.
This report shows the efforts made by companies to consolidate and accelerate the trend towards an increasing maturity of non-financial reporting. In terms of Council accountability, this trend was observed in 2021 through the strengthening of implementation, control and supervision mechanisms. However, developments in terms of setting long-term strategies are stagnant.
Beyond the monetization of energy, the benefits of the entire biomethane system. EBA, February 2023.
Together with wind and solar energy, renewable gases such as biomethane and renewable hydrogen will play a critical role in achieving long-term climate change mitigation goals. Biomethane is the cheapest and most scalable form of renewable gas available today. It can directly replace natural gas and is flexible as it can be easily stored and […]
Corporate climate responsibility, February 2023.
Most large companies have climate strategies and targets that include commitments that appear to significantly reduce their contribution to global warming. The rapid acceleration of corporate climate pledges, combined with the fragmentation of approaches, means it is harder than ever to distinguish between real climate leadership and baseless greenwashing, compounded by a general lack of […]
Hamburg Climate: Future prospects. 2023.
The purpose is to analyze certain well-defined climate futures, in particular the climate futures envisaged by the Paris Agreement, i.e. to keep global warming below 2°C and, if possible, 1.5°C, relative to pre-industrial times. The world will need to reach a state of deep decarbonization by 2050 to meet the 1.5°C target. Therefore, we face […]
