John Ainger
Climate Reporter at Bloomberg News
Journalist eating mussels in Brussels and covering @climate, energy (crises) for @business. Advisory board member @MundusJourn. Opinions own etc. He/him. #COP29
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bloomberg.com | John Ainger
Welcome to the Brussels Edition, Bloomberg’s daily briefing on what matters most in the heart of the European Union. Just a few months ago, it was common to hear EU leaders express concern that the continent was becoming a museum. While its industry withered, there was a growing perception that Europe was simply unable or unwilling to compete against China and the US. Fast forward to now, and things are starting to look different.
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bloomberglinea.com.br | John Ainger
Bloomberg — A União Europeia decidiu flexibilizar parte das regras para conter o desmatamento em todo o mundo, tornando mais fácil para os importadores provarem que obtiveram os documentos necessários. A Comissão Europeia, órgão executivo do bloco, informou na terça-feira (15) que as empresas poderão apresentar declarações de due-dilligence anualmente, em vez de fazer isso a cada carga importada.
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bloomberg.com | John Ainger
The EU’s push to curtail deforestation, not just at home but in countries such as Brazil, has become one of the most controversial elements of the bloc’s Green Deal plans. (Bloomberg) -- The European Union is reducing the administrative burden of rules to curb deforestation globally by making it easier for importers to prove they’ve done the necessary paperwork.
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independent.ie | John Ainger
EU cuts red tape for importers before deforestation law kicks inSugar is loaded onto a ship for export to China at the Port of Santos in Santos, Brazil, on Friday, July 5, 2013.Santos Port is the busiest container port in Latin America. (Photo by Paulo Fridman/Corbis via Getty Images)The European Union is reducing the administrative burden of rules to curb deforestation globally by making it easier for importers to prove they've done the necessary paperwork.
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energyconnects.com | John Ainger |Ewa Krukowska
European Union member states backed more flexible rules for filling gas storage before winter, amid criticism that current targets artificially raise prices. Ambassadors from the bloc’s 27 member states meeting in Brussels Friday signed off on a joint push for a 10 percentage-point deviation until 2027 from rules that require tanks to be 90% full by winter.
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I had the pleasure of attending the Petersberg Climate Dialogue in Berlin, the first in a roadshow leading up to #COP30. And the first without the US. Delegates assured one another of staying the course, but in the halls not everyone was convinced: https://t.co/q0O81Dt0bm
Today's feature: Belgium is charting a path for the EU’s EV transition by tweaking taxes on company cars, a change that has turned the former laggard into a leader https://t.co/f3bXKNmprn via @climate
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the bloc would grant carmakers a three-year window in which to hit carbon dioxide emissions targets that were originally set for this year https://t.co/IvRTyPxQKu via @climate