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Research| September 7, 2023

The ECB Paris Gap: Substantive but Treatable

This report proposes that the European Central Bank align with its primary and environmental mandates by adopting climate neutrality principles and increasing the scope and urgency of its decarbonisation plans.

Published by Greenpeace, SOAS, University of Greenwich, University of the West of England
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Research| June 29, 2023

Options for the ECB to Neutralise the Negative Effects of Its Monetary Policy for the European Energy Transition

As volatile fossil fuel prices drive inflation, the Sustainable Finance Lab says the ECB should adopt dual interest rates for green projects or risk exacerbating price instability.

Published by Sustainable Finance Lab
The European Central Bank in Frankfurt, Germany
Research| April 17, 2023

How Green is Our Balance Sheet?

The ECB says climate disclosures show that its investment strategy is “bearing fruit” on decarbonisation, but that ambitious action is needed as monetary policy tightening reduces its opportunities to tilt its portfolio.

Published by European Central Bank
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Research| April 11, 2023

Results of the 2022 Climate Risk Stress Test of the Eurosystem Balance Sheet

The European Central Bank’s 2022 stress test finds that the Eurosystem’s balance sheet is materially exposed to climate risks and that the corporate bond portfolio is the primary source of exposure.

Published by European Central Bank

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