Pascoe Sabido
@pascoesabido.bsky.social
Exposing the power of corporate lobbying in the EU for Corporate Europe Observatory @corporateeurope.bsky.social, esp around climate, but all diatribes my own.
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PREMIERE DETAILS:
🗓️: Thurs, 27 Nov
⏰: 7-9 pm CET
📍: Cinema Vendôme, Brussels
🔗: corporateeurope.org/en/event/4
With @botengam.bsky.social @pascoesabido.bsky.social
Co-hosted by @lavamediabe.bsky.social
Don't miss it.
🗓️: Thurs, 27 Nov
⏰: 7-9 pm CET
📍: Cinema Vendôme, Brussels
🔗: corporateeurope.org/en/event/4
With @botengam.bsky.social @pascoesabido.bsky.social
Co-hosted by @lavamediabe.bsky.social
Don't miss it.
November 5, 2025 at 10:52 AM
PREMIERE DETAILS:
🗓️: Thurs, 27 Nov
⏰: 7-9 pm CET
📍: Cinema Vendôme, Brussels
🔗: corporateeurope.org/en/event/4
With @botengam.bsky.social @pascoesabido.bsky.social
Co-hosted by @lavamediabe.bsky.social
Don't miss it.
🗓️: Thurs, 27 Nov
⏰: 7-9 pm CET
📍: Cinema Vendôme, Brussels
🔗: corporateeurope.org/en/event/4
With @botengam.bsky.social @pascoesabido.bsky.social
Co-hosted by @lavamediabe.bsky.social
Don't miss it.
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2/5 The Dirty Deal is channelling more public money 💰💰💰 to big polluters 🏭🏭🏭
Carbon capture is dirty industry’s golden ticket to keep profiting from polluting👇
Carbon capture is dirty industry’s golden ticket to keep profiting from polluting👇
November 4, 2025 at 11:03 AM
2/5 The Dirty Deal is channelling more public money 💰💰💰 to big polluters 🏭🏭🏭
Carbon capture is dirty industry’s golden ticket to keep profiting from polluting👇
Carbon capture is dirty industry’s golden ticket to keep profiting from polluting👇
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3/6 It locks in the shift from renewable to fossil hydrogen, a major win for dirty industry.
The Dirty Deal mirrors industry’s language and embraces hydrogen made from fossil gas, with the fiction that its emissions will soon be captured 👇
The Dirty Deal mirrors industry’s language and embraces hydrogen made from fossil gas, with the fiction that its emissions will soon be captured 👇
November 4, 2025 at 11:03 AM
3/6 It locks in the shift from renewable to fossil hydrogen, a major win for dirty industry.
The Dirty Deal mirrors industry’s language and embraces hydrogen made from fossil gas, with the fiction that its emissions will soon be captured 👇
The Dirty Deal mirrors industry’s language and embraces hydrogen made from fossil gas, with the fiction that its emissions will soon be captured 👇
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4/6 It promises to rip away environmental rules around infrastructure permitting 🚷🛢️🏞️
Our health, land and seas are being jeopardised for vast CO2 and hydrogen infrastructure, which will lock-in fossil fuels👇
Our health, land and seas are being jeopardised for vast CO2 and hydrogen infrastructure, which will lock-in fossil fuels👇
November 4, 2025 at 11:03 AM
4/6 It promises to rip away environmental rules around infrastructure permitting 🚷🛢️🏞️
Our health, land and seas are being jeopardised for vast CO2 and hydrogen infrastructure, which will lock-in fossil fuels👇
Our health, land and seas are being jeopardised for vast CO2 and hydrogen infrastructure, which will lock-in fossil fuels👇
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5/6 The CID promises to create a market for “captured carbon” 🤪 which jeopardise real emissions cuts ✂️ and is unlikely to ever materialise.
By putting the fossil fuel industry in the driving seat of industrial policy, the Commission is waving bye bye to a fossil fuel phase out 👇
By putting the fossil fuel industry in the driving seat of industrial policy, the Commission is waving bye bye to a fossil fuel phase out 👇
November 4, 2025 at 11:03 AM
5/6 The CID promises to create a market for “captured carbon” 🤪 which jeopardise real emissions cuts ✂️ and is unlikely to ever materialise.
By putting the fossil fuel industry in the driving seat of industrial policy, the Commission is waving bye bye to a fossil fuel phase out 👇
By putting the fossil fuel industry in the driving seat of industrial policy, the Commission is waving bye bye to a fossil fuel phase out 👇
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👆 6/6 The Commission should stop listening to Big Polluters: industrial policy should put public health, labour rights and environmental protection before competitiveness.
We need to transform our economy away from fossil fuels.
Read more in our Dirty Deal FAQ: corporateeurope.org/en/2025/11/d...
We need to transform our economy away from fossil fuels.
Read more in our Dirty Deal FAQ: corporateeurope.org/en/2025/11/d...
November 4, 2025 at 11:03 AM
👆 6/6 The Commission should stop listening to Big Polluters: industrial policy should put public health, labour rights and environmental protection before competitiveness.
We need to transform our economy away from fossil fuels.
Read more in our Dirty Deal FAQ: corporateeurope.org/en/2025/11/d...
We need to transform our economy away from fossil fuels.
Read more in our Dirty Deal FAQ: corporateeurope.org/en/2025/11/d...
Renowned energy consultancy Rystad says hydrogen (green and blue) will play an "extremely minor role" in decarbonising the global economy over the next decade: 0.65% of total emissions reductions.
So why is the EU spending so much public 💰 on it?
www.hydrogeninsight.com/production/c...
So why is the EU spending so much public 💰 on it?
www.hydrogeninsight.com/production/c...
Clean hydrogen will play an extremely minor role in meeting climate goals over the coming decade: Rystad
The research firm predicts around 34 million tonnes of annual production capacity will be on line by 2035
www.hydrogeninsight.com
November 4, 2025 at 2:32 PM
Renowned energy consultancy Rystad says hydrogen (green and blue) will play an "extremely minor role" in decarbonising the global economy over the next decade: 0.65% of total emissions reductions.
So why is the EU spending so much public 💰 on it?
www.hydrogeninsight.com/production/c...
So why is the EU spending so much public 💰 on it?
www.hydrogeninsight.com/production/c...
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A ceasefire is not enough when our leaders still let Israel's government act with impunity.
Sanctions now. Arms embargo now. UK Jews demand real accountability.
Sanctions now. Arms embargo now. UK Jews demand real accountability.
October 29, 2025 at 10:56 AM
A ceasefire is not enough when our leaders still let Israel's government act with impunity.
Sanctions now. Arms embargo now. UK Jews demand real accountability.
Sanctions now. Arms embargo now. UK Jews demand real accountability.
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🕴️The tech industry now employs 890 full-time lobbyists, up from 699 two years ago.
🤯There are now more tech lobbyists than there are Members of the European Parliament.
corporateeurope.org/en/2025/10/b...
🤯There are now more tech lobbyists than there are Members of the European Parliament.
corporateeurope.org/en/2025/10/b...
Big Tech lobby budgets hit record levels | Corporate Europe Observatory
New figures show that the digital industry as a whole is now spending €151 million a year on lobbying the EU, a major increase to what was already considerable firepower.
corporateeurope.org
October 29, 2025 at 7:58 AM
🕴️The tech industry now employs 890 full-time lobbyists, up from 699 two years ago.
🤯There are now more tech lobbyists than there are Members of the European Parliament.
corporateeurope.org/en/2025/10/b...
🤯There are now more tech lobbyists than there are Members of the European Parliament.
corporateeurope.org/en/2025/10/b...
Not just the Financial Transaction Tax - the EU has withdrawn multiple plans to regulate tax avoidance:
🐚 misuse of shell companies
🕴️ fiddling corporate income tax
📈 on transfer pricing
Is this the inevitable outcome when we ask corporations what regulations are too "burdonesome"?
🐚 misuse of shell companies
🕴️ fiddling corporate income tax
📈 on transfer pricing
Is this the inevitable outcome when we ask corporations what regulations are too "burdonesome"?
October 24, 2025 at 9:50 AM
Not just the Financial Transaction Tax - the EU has withdrawn multiple plans to regulate tax avoidance:
🐚 misuse of shell companies
🕴️ fiddling corporate income tax
📈 on transfer pricing
Is this the inevitable outcome when we ask corporations what regulations are too "burdonesome"?
🐚 misuse of shell companies
🕴️ fiddling corporate income tax
📈 on transfer pricing
Is this the inevitable outcome when we ask corporations what regulations are too "burdonesome"?