This study, commissioned by the UK Department for Trade and Industry and Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, contains the details of in-depth research into member states' National Allocation Plans. The report draws some high-level conclusion as well as providing details of the analysis used to measure NAPs against the EU ETS directive's criteria. The study covers NAPs that had been submitted to the European Commission in final form by the end of July 2004.

Ecofys conducted research for Greenpeace on the possibilities for reducing electricity consumption to prevent the need for the construction of a 1000 MegaWatt (MW) power plant in the Nethernlands.  A summary is available in English.  The full report was published in Dutch.

Ecofys conducted a study on the impact of the European Directive on Energy Performance of Buildings. The study was carried out for EURIMA (the European Insulation Manufacturers Association) and EuroACE (the European Alliance of Companies for Energy Efficiency in Buildings). The findings are presented in this report.

Ecofys wrote this market report in cooperation with Reuters Business Insight. The report provides a detailed analysis of the market, revealing the strategies that will enable you to market biomass electricity alongside other green energy sources. By using the Dutch biomass market as a case study, this report will enable you to identify the key profit opportunities to be derived from biomass energy.

For the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment (VROM) Ecofys investigated the questions that had arisen around the implementation of the recent European biofuel directive. The findings are presented in this report.

Ecofys wrote this market report in cooperation with Reuters Business Insight. The report evaluates current national green energy markets and assesses the future for a Pan-European renewable electricity market.

Ecofys wrote this market report in cooperation with Reuters Business Insight. The report examines the burgeoning emissions trade market in detail, providing analyses and actionable advice to enable you to develop the best carbon strategies.

For EURIMA , the European Insulation Manufacturers Association, Ecofys investigated the contribution of thermal insulation to the reduction of energy consumption and the related CO2 emissions in the building sector.

Ecofys wrote this market report in cooperation with Reuters Business Insight. Focusing on the impact of new policies and the key issues such as certification and labelling, this report evaluates the current European green energy market and identifies the main areas for growth and development to 2010.

This report presents the results of a study for the EU. The study aimed at identifying the least-cost packages of policies and measures for meeting the EU's greenhous gas reduction target under the Kyoto Protocol.