The Swedish Wire covers CEO (and ALTER-EU's) criticisms of Vattenfall's abuse of power in pushing for funding for carbon capture and storage.
Read more at: http://www.swedishwire.com/business/368-vattenfall-abuses-its-position-as-eu-advisor
The Swedish Wire covers CEO (and ALTER-EU's) criticisms of Vattenfall's abuse of power in pushing for funding for carbon capture and storage.
Read more at: http://www.swedishwire.com/business/368-vattenfall-abuses-its-position-as-eu-advisor
Comment piece published in Public Service Europe on December 8 2011.
Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) is looking for an intern to help with the organisation of a major conference in May 2012 in celebration of our 15th anniversary.
Brussels/Copenhagen, 9 December - Business lobbyists have been pushing governments to reject tough targets on carbon emissions cuts, according to a new lobbying guide published today by Corporate Europe Observatory [1].
Making money out of climate change is a four-page guide to some of the business lobby groups active in Copenhagen. It highlights how the UN climate negotiations have become a major target for business groups, keen to see their preferred “solutions” - such as nuclear power, a global emissions market and carbon capture and storage - included on the agenda.
The Plenary of the European Parliament yesterday voted overwhelmingly in favour of freezing part of the budget for the European Commission's expert groups until new rules are introduced to provide safeguards against their capture by special interests and to improve transparency.
ALTER-EU has welcomed this initiative by the Parliament to put pressure on the European Commission to prevent the corporate capture of EU policy preparation.
Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) is a research and campaign group working to expose and challenge the privileged access and influence enjoyed by corporations and their lobby groups in EU policy making.