Making the EU single market work for the Green Deal
T&E's paper on how to harmonise EU regulations to accelerate transport decarbonisation.
Report
UCO (Unknown Cooking Oil): High hopes on limited and suspicious materials
Europe’s increased consumption of used cooking oil biofuels has resulted in a heavy reliance on imports from Asian countries. T&E assesses recent trad...
Press release
European and US used cooking oil demand increasingly unsustainable - analysis
China already exporting over half of all the potential used cooking oil (UCO) in the country before airlines set to triple demand in the coming years,...
Double or quits for climate president Von der Leyen
European Elections: The Ecological Transition, a Guarantee of Well-Being
The WTO has ruled in favour of the EU on palm oil biodiesel. What now for soy?
The EU Commission has until now shied away from making a decision on whether to phase out soy biodiesel, most likely to avoid further disputes at the ...
Uncovered: Italian oil giant’s African biofuels gamble falls short
Investigation into Eni’s projects in Kenya and the Republic of the Congo shows company is failing to produce ‘miracle’ drought-resistant biofuels crop...
From Farm to Fuel: inside Eni’s African biofuels gamble
An in-depth look behind the scenes of Eni's new green strategy: developing new agricultural production channels from scratch in six African countries ...
290 civil society groups urge the EU and G7 to stop funding the militarization of Russia
Civil society appeal: Plug energy sanctions loopholes and strengthen enforcement to end the war.
On Thin Ice: Norway’s Fossil Ambitions and the EU’s Green Energy Future
Published by Oil Change International, Transport & Environment, Zero Carbon Analytics, WWF Norway and Greenpeace Norway
Hydrogen hype: Why the EU should be cautious about uncertain imports from far-flung places
T&E's analysis of Europe's hydrogen import strategy
Europe’s hydrogen plans reliant on uncertain imports – report
Most of the countries Europe is relying on for imports are not ready to scale up production, new study shows