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Miguel Aris Canete, EU Commissioner for Climate Change and Energy

CLG annual strategy meeting attended by the EU Commissioner for Climate Change and Energy

26 and 27 January 2017 – Miguel Aris Canete urges the CLG to keep up the good work at its annual strategy meeting in Madrid.

Letter from the CLG to the Members of the European Parliament

14 February 2017 – The letter calls on MEPs to vote for increased ambition for the EU ETS.

Industries of tomorrow must inform UK strategy says leading business group

20 January 2017 – The UK government must develop an industrial strategy that engages with the world as it will be, rather than as it was, said The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group (CLG) today ahead of a government consultation on the issue due to commence on Monday.

The CLG provides a written submission to the UK Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee inquiry on leaving the EU

23 December 2016 – The Prince of Wales's Corporate Leaders Group have provided a written submission to the UK Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee inquiry on Leaving the EU: negotiation priorities for energy and climate change policy.

Letter from the CLG to EU Ministers ahead of the Environment Council on 19 December

15 December 2016 – Letter calls on the EU to ensure the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) is fit for purpose.

CLG’s postcard from the 22nd Conference of the Parties (COP22)

1 December 2016 – The 22nd Conference of the Parties (COP22) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) took place in Marrakesh, Morocco, in November.

Press release: Leading businesses call for tougher EU renewables legislation

29 November 2016 – Leading businesses have called for more ambitious EU energy legislation to replace the current renewables directive to provide more effective and consistent policy following the conclusions of a report by The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group (CLG).

Press release: Business and subnational leaders call for long-term climate plans

16 November 2016, Marrakech, Morocco – Business and subnational leaders today called on governments to start planning for long-term climate strategies now in order to unlock the investments needed for the transition to a zero carbon economy.

Business leaders call for long-term planning to deliver the vision of the Paris Climate Agreement

16 November 2016 – New policy briefing, Future Proofing: Sustainable plans for prosperous economies, from The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leadership Group (CLG) in partnership with the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership and We Mean Business, highlights the importance of long-term policy planning to deliver the vision of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change and outlines key characteristics of business friendly long-term plans.

Media advisory: Business and subnational leaders’ perspectives on 2050 strategies

14 November 2016, Marrakech, Morocco – Business and subnational leaders will present their vision for long-term climate plans at a press briefing on Wednesday 16 November 2016 at the COP22 climate change conference.

CLG annual strategy meeting attended by the EU Commissioner for Climate Change and Energy

Letter from the CLG to the Members of the European Parliament

Industries of tomorrow must inform UK strategy says leading business group

The CLG provides a written submission to the UK Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee inquiry on leaving the EU

Letter from the CLG to EU Ministers ahead of the Environment Council on 19 December

CLG’s postcard from the 22nd Conference of the Parties (COP22)

Press release: Leading businesses call for tougher EU renewables legislation

Press release: Business and subnational leaders call for long-term climate plans

Business leaders call for long-term planning to deliver the vision of the Paris Climate Agreement

Media advisory: Business and subnational leaders’ perspectives on 2050 strategies

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