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Ms Teresa RIBERA RODRÍGUEZ. Third Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge. European Union > Council of the European Union > Representatives of the Governments of the Member States > Spain. Map.
Teresa Ribera is currently vice president of the government of Spain and minister for the Ecological transition and the demographic challenge. From 2014 to 2018, she held the position of director of the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI) and was involved in the negotiation of the Paris Climate Agreement.
THE GREEN ENGINE. Teresa Ribera is the rare policy theorist who’s been entrusted with the keys to the car — in this case the Spanish economy she hopes one day will hum along like an electric vehicle. An architect of the Paris climate accords, Spain’s minister for ecological transition is laying the concrete policy foundation to make ...
12 lug 2023 · Minister Teresa Ribera got to Valladolid by car, according to her press office. Initially, the Ministry for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge told Maldita.es that Ribera, who is also a Vice President for the Spanish Government, had gone to Valladolid by train.
17 set 2023 · For a full picture of Teresa Ribera’s climate leadership read the full report. This project was fully financed by IE University’s School of Politics, Economics and Global Affairs. Authors: Ajinkya Deshpande & Valeria Eggers. Editor: Alberto Campos Moya. Project Lead: Joshua Dario Hasenstab. In par with the Integrated National Energy and ...
2 giorni fa · Tota la informació de la campanya de les eleccions europees 2024, en directe. Madrid En aquestes eleccions europees el PSOE ha anat sobre segur. Teresa Ribera (Madrid, 1969) és, probablement, la cara visible dels socialistes que més bé es mou a Brussel·les. També de les més conegudes. Factors que no han passat per alt a l'hora d ...
13 dic 2023 · Ribera described the final agreement as a "very important step", while pointing out that "much more needs to be done to ensure climate justice". At COP28, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Charles Michel also called for greater global ambition against the climate crisis to reduce CO2 emissions as soon as possible, and mandatorily from 2025 onwards.
