Business Future under EU Green Taxonomy
This publication aims at being a stimulus for a debate on the role of gas in the European Taxonomy and on energy transition policies.
This publication aims at being a stimulus for a debate on the role of gas in the European Taxonomy and on energy transition policies.
Year: 2022
Editors: Gian Marco Bovenzi, Francesco Cappelletti
ISBN: 978-2-39067-038-4
It is unobjectionable that climate change affects economy. Whereas the power of global capital markets plays a key role in the shifting to decarbonisation. Hence, the investment process impacts the speed and magnitude of the transition to a low-carbon economy.
This publication, published in cooperation with Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, aims at being a stimulus for a debate on the role of gas in the European Taxonomy and on energy transition policies – also in light of the most recent events. A debate that today sees EU Member States quite uncertain on whether adopting a common strategy to do without the Russian gas – and, if yes, which strategy.
The Fondazione Luigi Einaudi is a think tank promoting liberal ideas and liberal political thought. Founded in 1962 by Mr. Giovanni Malagodi, the Foundation promotes liberalism as an instrument to elaborate original responses to the complexity of the current issues related to globalization and to the progressively increasing technological evolution, with the goal of fostering individual liberties and economic prosperity.
This publication was co-financed by the European Parliament. The European Parliament is not responsible for the content of this publication or for any use that may be made of it.
Roelof Salomons is professor of Investment Theory and Asset Management at the University of Groningen and works as a strategic advisor for various financial institutions.Maartje Schulz is researcher at the TeldersStichting. She studied political science at Leiden University and has subsequently worked for two years as an editor of political affairs and economics at Elsevier Weekblad.Ruben Oude Engberink is a consultant. He graduated in Finance as well as in Philosophy, Politics & Economics from the University of Groningen. The TeldersStichting is a Dutch liberal think tank affiliated with the VVD political party. At the foundation’s initiative, the authors closely analysed the various critiques of capitalism and considered the future of the free market. This publication was co-financed by the European Parliament. The European Parliament is not responsible for the content of this publication or for any use that may be made of it.