Climate change
#OnePlanetSummit2018 - Europe sustains its leadership on climate action
In New York, Vice Presidents Maroš Šefčovič and Valdis Dombrovskis and Commissioner Neven Mimica updated heads of state and government, businesses leaders and civil society on the main achievements to date on the ambitious initiatives the Commission presented last year in Paris in support of climate action. Vice President Šefčovič highlighted the series of decisive, tailor-made steps taken in support of Europe's coal and carbon-intensive regions as well as the work carried out with cities to accelerate the deployment of disruptive clean technologies. Vice President Dombrovskis stressed the importance of making sustainable finance the new normal, presenting the proposals the Commission put on the table in May to enable the EU financial sector to lead the way to a greener and cleaner economy. Meanwhile Commissioner Mimica announced €10 million for the Pacific region under a joint initiative to build an international coalition to help the region adapt to the challenges climate change brings and to increase resilience. For more information, see the full press release.
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