Lykke Advice aims to engage in the EU political sphere and to provide clients and readers with a unique view on specific topics, policies and debates related to EU public affairs. Occasionally, we also invite external authors to present their expert opinion on our blog.
This opinion piece is part one of Lykke Advice’s new series exploring renewable energy sources in the context of European legislation and policy.
On 2 February 2022, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a delegated act in connection to Regulation to the EU Taxonomy for sustainable investments.
From 1 January until 30 June 2022, the Council of the EU will be presided by France. This article will provide an overview of France’s
Since the beginning of its mandate in 2019, the current European Commission made creating a circular economy a flagship objective of the EU political agenda.
As the COP26 came to an end this week, it was either welcomed for delivering a set of concrete (and yet not the most ambitious)
Last July, the Commission proposed a revision of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED). The current RED, which came into force in 2018, transformed the European
The upcoming months will see a dense dialogue between the European Commission, Parliament and the Council of the EU as they will move towards the
As the call for more transparency on the sustainability risks of business operations is rising in Europe and worldwide, the European Commission identified the private
February 8 marks the end of the public consultation on Sustainable Corporate Governance opened by the European Commission in view of designing an unprecedented European
