Energy & Natural Resources

Energy, Transport and Industrials Ones to Watch: Trends on the EU Agenda

Energy, transport and industrials covers a very broad range of debates that are all interconnected, some more, some to a lesser extent. The next five years will see the implementation of some of the flagship policies from the last Commission – think plastics and car standards – as well as new big projects: open data anyone?

All this will be seen through the lens of greening the economy.  

Europe still wants to be seen as the front-runner in sustainability and is setting high decarbonisation targets for itself. Will the EU focus more on the carrot or on the stick?

Prepare for the opportunities and challenges of this 5-year mandate, as we outline the top 5 issues likely to dominate the EU’s Energy, Transport and Industrials agenda by visiting our website here- http://trends.getready4.eu/energy/

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