Marijn Van Diessen, CEO STX Group, reflects on major developments in 2024 and highlights what to watch out for in 2025.
As 2024 drew to a close, the global landscape of climate action, decarbonisation and energy transition changed dramatically, and we are set for a transformative year ahead. With geopolitical shifts, new leadership in the European Commission and evolving technological advancements, 2025 promises to be a year of significant change.
Among the most anticipated developments is the return of Donald Trump to the US presidency and its potential implications for US climate policy and international cooperation. Additionally, the newly appointed European Commission will face challenges in balancing energy affordability with ambitious climate goals. Here are my key trends to watch in 2025.
The new European Commission’s approach to decarbonisation, competitiveness, energy affordability and sovereignty
The newly appointed European Commission under Ursula von der Leyen is poised to confront the dual challenge of advancing the green transition while ensuring energy affordability. With Teresa Ribera leading the charge on the green transition and Dan Jørgensen heading energy policy, the Commission is focused on striking a balance between climate goals and the competitiveness of European industries.
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