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Deputy Director of The Prince of Wales's Corporate Leaders Group speaks in support of EU ETS reform

18 March 2014 – Eliot Whittington, Deputy Director of The Prince of Wales's Corporate Leaders Group spoke about a number of improvements required for a healthy climate and energy package at the event Competitiveness and credibility: What is the best outcome for business from the EU 2030 climate negotiations?

Blog: Countries and regions seizing low carbon opportunities are best positioned for a brighter future

2 June 2017 – Eliot Whittington, Deputy Director, Corporate Leaders Group, discusses how the Paris Climate Agreement, and the overall commitment to address climate change it represents, is still alive and well, despite US withdrawal from the Agreement.

Corporate Leaders Group welcomes reform of EU carbon market

7 May 2015 – The European Parliament and Council have given the green light to a Commission proposal to bring forward reform of the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS).

Corporate Leaders Group unites with trade unions and civil society to demand higher ambition on climate action from EU leaders

20 April 2016 – As Ministers and Heads of State travel to New York for the signing of the Paris Agreement, the CLG joins with the European Trade Union Confederation and Climate Action Network Europe to demand that EU legislation is aligned with the Paris Agreement.

Corporate Leaders Group respond to the open consultation on Building our Industrial Strategy

17 April 2017 – The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group provided a written submission to the UK Government Green Paper on Industrial Strategy.

Corporate Leaders Group reacts to EU ETS reforms

15 July 2015 – Today the European Commission presented proposals to revise the EU Emissions Trading System.

Corporate Leaders Group reacts to Amber Rudd’s first speech on climate action

24 July 2015 – Today saw the first major speech on climate change made by the Energy and Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd. Read our initial reaction.

News: The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group asks EU to take action to reform fossil fuel subsidies and carbon price

22 October 2015 – Business leaders from The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group today urged European Environment Ministers to take bold steps to reform the EU Emissions Trading System and phase out fossil fuel subsidies.

Blog: Ambition over frustration: more companies looking for strong EU leadership on energy policy

29 November 2016 – Jill Duggan, Director of the CLG, writes that there is a clear message from businesses that prosperity is not about slowing down progress but rather about setting clear and ambitious objectives with strong enforcement to encourage the right investment in the coming decades.

Blog: COP21 has raised the bar for climate action

22 December 2015 – Reflecting on the outcome of COP21, Eliot Whittington welcomes an agreement that is far more ambitious than predicted and has put to bed the idea that the world is not willing to act on climate.

Deputy Director of The Prince of Wales's Corporate Leaders Group speaks in support of EU ETS reform

Blog: Countries and regions seizing low carbon opportunities are best positioned for a brighter future

Corporate Leaders Group welcomes reform of EU carbon market

Corporate Leaders Group unites with trade unions and civil society to demand higher ambition on climate action from EU leaders

Corporate Leaders Group respond to the open consultation on Building our Industrial Strategy

Corporate Leaders Group reacts to EU ETS reforms

Corporate Leaders Group reacts to Amber Rudd’s first speech on climate action

News: The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group asks EU to take action to reform fossil fuel subsidies and carbon price

Blog: Ambition over frustration: more companies looking for strong EU leadership on energy policy

Blog: COP21 has raised the bar for climate action

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