Ewa Krukowska is the Brussels Deputy Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on energy policy and regulation, energy trading, and renewable energy across the APAC and LATAM regions. Ewa's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Fortune, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Ewa Krukowska's coverage focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to finance, business, and energy markets with a specific focus on the European Union and climate change. She would likely be interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into EU policies, international climate agreements such as COP28, renewable energy technologies, and their impact on the energy market.
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By: Ewa Krukowska, Alberto Nardelli
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis called on the European Union to relax environmental rules to ease the impact of the energy price spikes caused by the Iran war and to stem a decline in the bloc’s industrial competitiveness.
By: John Ainger, Ewa Krukowska
(Bloomberg) -- The European Union proposed measures such as optimizing jet fuel distribution and cutting energy taxes to navigate the Iran war-driven crisis that it said could reverberate for years.
By: John Ainger, Ewa Krukowska
The European Commission is set to propose granting 4 billion more free emission permits to the industries covered by the bloc’s carbon market, addressing concerns by some governments and manufacturers over the region’s declining competitiveness.
China and the European Union have joined forces in a bid to create a global alliance on carbon pricing, putting them at odds with the Trump administration’s push to invest more in fossil fuels.
Poland’s nationalist President Karol Nawrocki said he wanted to call a referendum on European Union climate policy in a move that’s bound to create fresh tensions with the pro-EU government and with Brussels.
By: Jack Wittels, Kate Duffy, Alberto Nardelli, Ewa Krukowska
The European Union is set to clarify that the continent’s airlines are allowed to use a type of jet fuel more commonly consumed in the US to help them to cope with the loss of supply caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. It will also confirm that ticket prices can’t be increased after sale.
The European Commission put forward updated benchmark values for its flagship carbon market in a bid to address concerns among some governments and manufacturers over the region’s declining competitiveness.
European Union energy lobby groups called for more flexibility in reaching the bloc’s natural gas storage targets, to avoid market pressure during the summer refilling season.
By: Ewa Krukowska, Alberto Nardelli
The European Union is considering stockpiling fertilizers and providing relief for farmers as part of measures aimed at tackling soaring costs caused by the Middle East conflict.
