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2024

I4CE Newsletter – COP29 delegates have left Baku, but the financing challenge remains

I4CE Newsletter – Climate investments in Europe must double, and the clock is ticking

I4CE Newsletter – COP29: From ambition to action

I4CE Newsletter – Reframing the stranded assets narrative for European private financial institutions

I4CE Newsletter – The climate transition of the food system in France and the role of EU funding

I4CE Newsletter – What’s new on the EU’s climate investment and its deficit

I4CE Newsletter – The climate transition and local public investment capacity

I4CE Newsletter – Mario Draghi Sounds the Alarm – Can the EU Operate in Time?

I4CE Newsletter – An efficient EU Climate Adaptation Plan starts with assessing the costs

I4CE Newsletter – Gearing up the reform of the international climate finance architecture

I4CE Newsletter – Public climate investment: there is no “magic” money but there is room for manoeuvre

I4CE Newsletter – After 5 years of the Green Deal, where is Europe on the road to decarbonisation?

I4CE Newsletter – Elections in France: two pathways for the climate

I4CE Newsletter – After Bonn and towards COP 29: the battle on finance and the role of financing plans for the transition

I4CE Newsletter – EU election time: climate policy and finance challenges under scrutiny

I4CE Newsletter – Carbon pricing revenues: their role in financing the climate transition

I4CE Newsletter – World bank and IMF Spring Meetings: How can the reformed institutions play a leading role in funding the transition?

I4CE Newsletter – Certification framework: the devil is in the details

I4CE Newsletter – Fossil fuel phase-out: Development banks need to play a bigger role

I4CE Newsletter – European climate investments must double to hit 2030 EU targets

I4CE Newsletter – Mobilising banks in the transition: supervisors must have better use of risk management

I4CE Newsletter – Taking transition financing strategies to the next levels

I4CE Newsletter – Failing to plan is planning to fail : Prudential transition plans and European Banking Authority consultation

I4CE Newsletter – In 2024, fewer wishes, and more financing plans for the ecological transition

2023

I4CE Newsletter – Private finance: it’s time to rethink the European strategy

I4CE Newsletter – COP28: It’s money time

I4CE Newsletter – Carbon prices: the wind of changes

I4CE Newsletter – Wood industry: What are European countries doing?

I4CE Newsletter – Climate investment: the French receipe

I4CE Newsletter – Adaptation: plotting pathways is the next essential step

I4CE Newsletter – Climate: the risk of polarisation – Activity report 2023

I4CE Newsletter – From denial to acceptance: Europe’s next step in the cleantech race

I4CE Newsletter – Development finance: From resolutions to actionable actions

I4CE Newsletter – Better EU data for better climate action

I4CE Newsletter – Paris Summit: more and better financing is needed for the transition

I4CE Newsletter – Green Deal: chapter 2

I4CE Newsletter – Green industry: The game is kicking off

I4CE Newsletter – World bank: what to expect from the Spring Meetings

I4CE Newsletter – Sustainable Finance: the EU enters the final stretch

I4CE Newsletter – International Day of Forets: carbon certification, adaptation and carbon sink

I4CE Newsletter – Net Zero Industry Act: Europe in the race for cleantech

I4CE Newsletter – World Bank’s reform: almost a new pilot onboard

I4CE Newsletter – Climate transition plans for banks: european legislators on a razor’s edge

I4CE Newsletter – How the EU can match the US Inflation Reduction Act

I4CE Newsletter –2023’s resolutions for development finance

I4CE Newsletter –2023 agenda : there has never been a better time to act

2022

I4CE Newsletter –European Carbon Certification must be demanding… and appealing

I4CE Newsletter – Financial regulators must stenghten their game

I4CE Newsletter – COP27: let us remember the obvious about climate finance

I4CE Newsletter – COP27: the importance of national financing strategies for the transition

I4CE Newsletter – COP27: A new journey for Development banks

I4CE Newsletter – Public development banks in the spotlight

I4CE Newsletter – Carbon taxes and markets around the world

I4CE Newsletter – Foreseeing the next crises – Activity Report 2022

I4CE Newsletter – Commit s to carbon neutrality

I4CE Newsletter – Carbon farming: watch out for the certification

I4CE Newsletter – Long-term strategies: a tool for public development banks
I4CE Newsletter – Climate risks: financial institutions can do better
I4CE Newsletter – Everything to know about Green budgeting
I4CE Newsletter – Transition plans for banks: why an obligation?
I4CE Newsletter – Climate: analysis of the French presidential programmes
I4CE Newsletter – Finance: I4CE’s recommendations to Basel committee
I4CE Newsletter – Carbon farming
I4CE Newsletter – Climate budget tagging

I4CE Newsletter – I4CE’s video restrospective of 2021

2021

Newsletter I4CE – Special EU Green Week 2021

I4CE Newsletter – Spéciale EU Green Week 2021
Newsletter I4CE – Special Climate disclosure
Newsletter I4CE – I4CE is recruiting
Newsletter I4CE – Landscape of climate finance in France & Multilateral Development Banks
Newsletter I4CE – Climate assessment of local authority budgets
Newsletter I4CE – Jean Pisani-Ferry becomes Chair of I4CE
Newsletter I4CE – Special Physical climate risk in finance
Newsletter I4CE – Can financial regulation accelerate the low-carbon transition?

I4CE Newsletter – The Most Read I4CE Analyses in 2020

2020

I4CE Newsletter – Special Budget Transition Tools