Welcome to GOVTRAN
GOVTRAN aims to spearhead a new, multidisciplinary academic network on climate and energy governance in Europe by providing a platform that brings together the European and global community of scholars, and that actively fosters this community's engagement with policymakers and the broader public.
New report: Regression by Default? An Analysis of Review and Revision Clauses in Retained EU Environmental Law
Regression by Default? An Analysis of Review and Revision Clauses in Retained EU Environmental Law By Professor Andrew Jordan and Dr Brendan Moore, University of … Continued
Article in RECIEL on the role of the LULUCF Regulation in the 2030 climate and energy policy framework
Making sense of the LULUCF Regulation: Much ado about nothing? Original article published in: RECIEL, 21 April 2020 Authors: Annalisa Savaresi, Lucia Perugini and Maria … Continued
Blog on a green economic recovery after COVID-19
Planting the seeds of a green economic recovery after COVID-19 By Peter Vis, senior adviser at Rud Pedersen Public Affairs. He is the former chief … Continued
Article in RECIEL on appraising the enforcement toolkit for the EU’s 2030 renewable energy targets
Fifty shades of binding: Appraising the enforcement toolkit for the EU’s 2030 renewable energy targets A Special Issue Article Open access published in: RECIEL 2020, … Continued
Blog: Re-inserting politics in the European quest for ‘green’ technologies
Re-inserting politics in the European quest for ‘green’ technologies By Frederik De Roeck, Centre for EU Studies (CEUS) of Ghent University With the European Green … Continued
Workshop: Climate Justice and the Business of Energy Transition
Workshop: Climate Justice and the Business of Energy Transition When: Monday 30 March 13:30-17:00 Where: Tilburg University, Room S8, Tilburg Participation is free and open … Continued