Policy Paper 29
Collective Power: Enhanced Cooperation as the Driver of a Common Tradable Green Certificate Market
Current EU support for renewable energy suffers from fragmented, uncoordinated national policies. A number of European countries have gained experience with domestic Tradable Green Certificate (TGC) markets and could benefit considerably from merging these markets into a single scheme. This paper proposes enhanced cooperation as a mechanism to allow precursor to a fully harmonised EU renewable energy policy. In English only.
Current EU support for renewable energy suffers from fragmented, uncoordinated national policies. A number of European countries have gained experience with domestic Tradable Green Certificate (TGC) markets and could benefit considerably from merging these markets into a single scheme. This paper proposes enhanced cooperation as a mechanism to allow precursor to a fully harmonised EU renewable energy policy. In English only.
SUR LE MÊME THÈME
ON THE SAME THEME
PUBLICATIONS
Europe needs to innovate
to become a front-runner in the global green economy race
Europe needs a political strategy to end energy poverty
Europe continues its climate marathon
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
L’UE peut prendre des mesures de protection commerciale sur l’environnement
“Un vaste programme de rénovation énergétique de logements et d’écoles publiques pourrait créer rapidement des postes de travail”
Bâtiments, économie circulaire, tourisme côtier… Les secteurs clés pour une relance verte en Europe
