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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12358
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Energy

Europe will be powerhouse behind strong growth of offshore wind power in next twenty years, predicts IEA

With offshore wind capacity set to increase by more than six-fold by 2040, Europe will be the powerhouse behind the strong growth of this sector in the next twenty years, despite significant growth in China, predicts a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) published on 25 October.

According to this document, the European Union's offshore wind capacity is expected to increase from nearly 20 gigawatts (GW) to about 130 GW by 2040. If the EU meets its carbon neutrality targets, this...

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INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: Twenty-Seven extend Brexit deadlines a third time, this time until 31 January 2020
EUROPEAN COMMISSION: links between Thierry Breton’s Atos company and Copernicus programme questioned
BUDGET: Germany's contribution to EU budget is likely to double by 2027, if discounts are abolished
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
TAXATION: MEP Lidia Pereira calls for greater digitisation of VAT collection
MONEY LAUNDERING: Council conclusions on strategic priorities in fight against money laundering are taking shape
ECB: sharing budgetary risks is essential, even if it cannot be without the risk of moral hazard, says Draghi
GREECE: Athens will not be forced to repay its loans to European rescue funds any sooner
SECTORAL POLICIES
ENERGY: held back by Russia, negotiations on Russian gas transiting through Ukraine are stalled
ENERGY: Europe will be powerhouse behind strong growth of offshore wind power in next twenty years, predicts IEA
TRANSPORT: 'mobility I' package, Member States approve Finnish negotiating mandate for negotiations with European Parliament
JUSTICE: discussion in EU Council on selection procedure for next European Data Protection Supervisor
DIGITAL: Commission is doing its best to monitor Network Security Directive
FISHERIES: coastal states reach agreement on mackerel and blue whiting quotas for 2020
FOOD SAFETY: Cypriot control system for fisheries products criticised by EU
CLIMATE: Iceland and Norway ready to align with EU legislation applicable to non-ETS sectors
CLIMATE:  Green Climate Fund, NGOs request generous contributions from European countries that have not yet promised anything
CIRCULAR ECONOMY: EU must invest to deploy full potential of recycling millions of tonnes of waste annually
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: EU General Court recognises Commission's right not to make social partner agreements binding at European level
SOCIAL:  European Patent Office is looking for a way to finance pension benefits in long term
NEWS BRIEFS
BELGIUM: Sophie Wilmès at head of Belgian government in current affairs
BELARUS: EU reiterates its call for a moratorium on death penalty in Belarus
DEVELOPMENT:  EU commits €53 million in support for health and food security in Zimbabwe
INTERNAL MARKET: European Commission presents its annual work programme on European standardisation for 2020
MIGRATION: new call for solidarity in welcoming migrants after further rescues at sea
SOCIAL: Coordination of social security systems, Finnish Presidency of Council intends to request a new negotiating mandate on 6 November
TRANSPORT: Berlin's proposal to increase tax on airline tickets worries Airlines for America
Kiosk
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