RESEARCH – Stop the revolving door: fossil fuel policy influencers
Key figures: Between 2015 and 2021, six fossil fuel giants (Shell, BP, Total, Equinor, ENI and Galp) and five of their lobby […]
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Media brief – Stop the revolving door: fossil fuel policy influencers
MEDIA BRIEFING, 25th October 2021 STOP THE REVOLVING DOOR: FOSSIL FUEL POLICYINFLUENCERS Key figures: Between 2015 and 2021 6 fossil fuel giants […]
REPORT – Piping gas into the Parliament
Rapporteur’s pro-gas views and refusal to reveal lobbying raise alarms over TEN-E revision Europe already has more than enough gas infrastructure, and […]
OPEN LETTER – NGOs to refuse invitations to speak at fossil-fuel sponsored media events
NGOs to refuse invitations to speak at fossil-fuel sponsored media events Open letter to the editors of EURACTIV, The Financial Times, […]
REPORT – Hijacking the recovery through hydrogen
How fossil fuel lobbying is siphoning Covid recovery funds EU Covid-19 recovery funds are supposed to drive the ‘green transition’ and […]
When fossil fuel companies sponsor political debate the public loses
It’s an increasingly common occurrence in Brussels. You receive an invite to an important political debate about climate change, hosted by a […]
Why we’re not attending the Financial Times’ Hydrogen Summit
This letter to the editor of the Financial Times was sent by Global Witness and Corporate Europe Observatory, on behalf of the […]
Drax and the art of corporate capture: subsidizing the world’s largest biomass power station
Article published by the Global Forest Coalition As the UK’s prime minister commits to “building back greener”1 and supporting “clean energy”,2 you may wonder […]
REPORT – Gas lobbyists set to keep firm grip on EU energy
Gas industry lobbyists are expected to retain a stranglehold on Europe’s energy future, with a formal role in EU decisions on energy […]
Trials of unequals in Italy over the Trans Adriatic Pipeline
Article published by Re:common on Counter Balance website The first-degree sentence pronounced by the Court of Lecce (Italy) on Friday, March 19, 2021 […]