- Year -202420232022202120202019 - Category -PositionsPress releasesUpdates - Policy topic -Bioeconomy and Circular EconomyCAP and Rural DevelopmentClimate Change MitigationEU Forest StrategyForests' Health and ResilienceGovernance and LegalityNature and BiodiversityResearch and InnovationSustainable Finance Apply 28 November 2022 Press releases Press Release | Why sustainable forest management is not considered as a green investment? The final recommendations for biodiversity and ecosystems of the Platform for Sustainable Finance are now published. European forest owners are disappointed with the final result and trust that the Commission would consider a more practice-oriented approach. 9 December 2021 Updates Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act approved by EU Council The Sustainable Finance´s Taxonomy Climate Change Delegated Act has been approved by EU Council on 9 December and will come into force on 1 January 2022. 17 December 2020 Positions CEPF feedback on the Delegated Act addressing Climate Change in Taxonomy Regulation CEPF feedback on the Delegated Act addressing Climate Change in Taxonomy Regulation: "The Delegated Act discards the core of the forest sector - the Sustainable Forest Management, and it´s lacking reality of the actions on the field." 22 October 2019 Press releases Press release | Investors won't eyeball sustainable tech without coherent framework. Can Brussels help? Joint press release on the framework of Taxonomy Regulation by CEPF, Bioenergy Europe, EUSTAFOR, CEPI, COGEN Europe, Copa-Cogeca, EBA, EOS, ePURE and EUROHEAT&POWER. 5 September 2019 Positions Position | TEG report’s draft technical screening criteria for forestry Joint position "TEG report’s draft technical screening criteria for forestry creates legal uncertainty and ignores the long-term characteristics of forests" by CEPF, EUSTAFOR, Copa-Cogeca, CEI-Bois, CEPI, EOS and Bioenergy Europe. 29 March 2019 Updates European Parliament adopted its position on taxonomy for sustainable investments On 28 March 2019, the European Parliament voted to establish taxonomy for sustainable finance. The Members of the Parliament rejected the proposals to rank all economic activities according to their social and environmental impact. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page Next › Last page Last »
28 November 2022 Press releases Press Release | Why sustainable forest management is not considered as a green investment? The final recommendations for biodiversity and ecosystems of the Platform for Sustainable Finance are now published. European forest owners are disappointed with the final result and trust that the Commission would consider a more practice-oriented approach.
9 December 2021 Updates Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act approved by EU Council The Sustainable Finance´s Taxonomy Climate Change Delegated Act has been approved by EU Council on 9 December and will come into force on 1 January 2022.
17 December 2020 Positions CEPF feedback on the Delegated Act addressing Climate Change in Taxonomy Regulation CEPF feedback on the Delegated Act addressing Climate Change in Taxonomy Regulation: "The Delegated Act discards the core of the forest sector - the Sustainable Forest Management, and it´s lacking reality of the actions on the field."
22 October 2019 Press releases Press release | Investors won't eyeball sustainable tech without coherent framework. Can Brussels help? Joint press release on the framework of Taxonomy Regulation by CEPF, Bioenergy Europe, EUSTAFOR, CEPI, COGEN Europe, Copa-Cogeca, EBA, EOS, ePURE and EUROHEAT&POWER.
5 September 2019 Positions Position | TEG report’s draft technical screening criteria for forestry Joint position "TEG report’s draft technical screening criteria for forestry creates legal uncertainty and ignores the long-term characteristics of forests" by CEPF, EUSTAFOR, Copa-Cogeca, CEI-Bois, CEPI, EOS and Bioenergy Europe.
29 March 2019 Updates European Parliament adopted its position on taxonomy for sustainable investments On 28 March 2019, the European Parliament voted to establish taxonomy for sustainable finance. The Members of the Parliament rejected the proposals to rank all economic activities according to their social and environmental impact.