The vast majority of the financing would be coming from, what they are unused loans under the recovery and brazilian facility. The idea is that if you keep allowances in these reserve is is to maintain some stability, as the name says, in the carbon price in europe. And so some, including myself, are concerned at startingto auction than te the allowances from this reserve could actually drive it down. But i think another specific, i guess, financing approachand an financing financing lines, as been raising questions in Brussels.
The European Commission in May proposed its ‘REPowerEU’ plan to wean the EU off supplies of Russian fossil fuels and accelerate its transition to a low-carbon economy. In this episode of the ESG Insider podcast, we talk with experts about the plan and what it means for investment in renewables.
We speak with Elisabetta Cornago, senior research fellow at think tank the Centre for European Reform. We talk to Hans Stegeman, chief investment strategist at asset manager Triodos Investment Management. And we hear from Dries Acke, policy director of SolarPower Europe, which represents the solar power industry.
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