New Resources for the EU Green Deal #2

Webinar, Wednesday 23 June 2021, 08:45 – 09:30 CET

A vast amount of money will be needed to finance the transition to a climate-neutral and circular economy whilst investment in polluting infrastructure will have to cease.

What ‘rules of the game’ need to change in order to redirect private capital flows in support of our long-term societal objectives? What is the role of central banks and other supervisory authorities in managing the transition? How should public revenues and expenditures be revisited to achieve a real fair society?

These are in essence the questions that FEPS would like to address in this Policy Breakfast series on Financing the EU Green Deal. Each meeting will consist of a policy presentation, followed by a discussion with experts and policymakers; to which you are invited to contribute.

#2 New Resources for the EU Green Deal



Wednesday, 23 June 2021, 08:45 – 09:30 CET

Rafael Wildauer and Stuart Leitch, University of Greenwich presented the Policy Study “A European wealth tax for a fair and green recovery” in partnership with the Renner Institut. They investigated the potential of a European net wealth tax to raise substantial revenues while supporting the economy and the consensus on climate action.

Jos Delbeke, Professor at KU Leuven and at the EUI School of Transnational Governance and former Director-General of the European Commission’s DG Climate Action gave a presentation on the carbon border adjustment mechanism and the ETS reform. A discussion with MEP Aurore Lalucq and a Q&A followed.

 AGENDA

ℹ️ New Resources for the EU Green Deal is the 2nd Episode of the Policy Breakfast Series “Financing the EU Green Deal”

• Watch EPISODE 1 of this Policy Breakfast Series: European and National Development Banks for the Green Transition
• Watch EPISODE 3 of this Policy Breakfast Series: The Role of Central Banks in the Climate Transition
• Watch EPISODE 4 of this Policy Breakfast Series: Sustainable Finance and the Issue of Greenwashing #4