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Welcome to the Greenpeace European Unit

Greenpeace European Unit is based in Brussels, where we monitor and analyse the work of the institutions of the European Union (EU), expose deficient EU policies and laws, and challenge decision-makers to implement progressive solutions.

Find out more about our policy work on the following issues:

Oceans

Latest press releases

A North Sea Electricity Grid [R]evolution

03 September 2008

A new Greenpeace report has for the first time revealed how a regionally integrated approach to the large-scale development of offshore wind in the North Sea could deliver reliable clean energy for millions of homes.

Une [R]évolution éolienne en mer du Nord

03 September 2008

Un nouveau rapport de Greenpeace démontre, pour la première fois, qu'une approche commune pour le développement à grande échelle de parcs éoliens offshore en mer du Nord permettrait d'approvisionner des millions de foyers en énergie propre et fiable.

Statement on Commission opinion on Mochovce nuclear project

15 July 2008

Greenpeace condemns today’s Commission opinion that gives a green light to the outdated and dangerous Mochovce nuclear project in Slovakia.

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Reports, policy papers & briefings

A North Sea electricity grid [r]evolution

03 September 2008

A North Sea electricity grid [r]evolution (document introductif) - French version

03 September 2008

Briefing on Merkel-Sarkozy car deal

10 July 2008

Who will feed the world? - Real causes and real solutions to the so-called global food crisis

03 July 2008

Briefing on the Commission proposal against illegally harvested timber

02 July 2008

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Our latest reports & briefings

10 July
Briefing on Merkel-Sarkozy car deal

3 July
Who will feed the world? - Real causes and real solutions to the so-called global food crisis

2 July
Briefing on the Commission proposal against illegally harvested timber

16-17 June 2008
Call to develop a comprehensive REACH candidate list (letter)