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12 Jun 2020
Transport, Energy & Climate

Renewable energy financing mechanism for EU-wide projects response

30 Apr 2020
Transport, Energy & Climate

AmCham EU response to the AFID inception impact assessment

24 Feb 2020
All Committees
Transport, Energy & Climate

Letter to Ministers of the Competitiveness Council on the EU Industrial Strategy

6 Feb 2020
Transport, Energy & Climate

European climate law - Consultation Response

8 Nov 2019
Transport, Energy & Climate

Industrial Vision for the EU

8 Oct 2018
Transport, Energy & Climate

Paving the way towards a low-carbon future: AmCham EU’s recommendations for reducing greenhouse gas emissions

23 May 2018
Digital Economy
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - Principles for leveraging connected and automated mobility in Europe

17 May 2018
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - AmCham EU's position on post-2020 CO2 emissions standards for cars and vans

29 Mar 2018
Financial Services
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - "Sustainable Finance: a game-changer for growth?" - takeaways from AmCham EU's March plenary meeting on sustainable finance

12 Feb 2018
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - AmCham EU's response to the public consultation on the ETS carbon leakage list (2021-2030)

30 Oct 2017
All Committees
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - Low-Emission Mobility strategy: a technology-neutral and holistic approach

10 Oct 2017
All Committees
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - Corporate procurement of renewable energy and the Clean Energy Package

28 Aug 2017
All Committees
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - Clean energy for All Europeans - Recommendations from the perspective of investors & energy users

13 Apr 2017
All Committees
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - EPBD review: Boosting the investment case in the building sector

17 Nov 2016
Transport, Energy & Climate

Position paper - The new EU electricity market design should focus more on markets and less on regulation

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