ENTICE has launched a new short video campaign called “ENTICE on the Mic”, aimed at making key terminology from the trade–climate–industry policy space easier to understand for broader audiences.
Terms like CBAM, EU ETS, carbon leakage, or industrial competitiveness appear frequently in policy debates and media coverage. Yet they are often used without explanation, making it difficult for non-specialists to follow discussions or understand what different policy measures actually mean in practice.
Through this campaign, ENTICE colleagues explain common terms and acronyms in short, accessible videos. Each episode focuses on one topic, offering a clear overview of what it means, why it matters, and how it connects to current trade and climate discussions.
Watch the videos
- Episode 1: Alessia Calpolmi from the University of Verona explains CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism)
- Episode 2: Nicolò Golinucci from eNextGen explains the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)
- Episode 3: Lukas Hermwille from Wuppertal Institut explains the "Trade-Climate-Industry nexus"
- Episode 4: Panagiotis Fragkos, our scientific coordinator from E3 Modelling explains what ENTICE aims to improve compared to existing trade and climate models
- Episode 5: Valentina Bosetti (CMCC) discusses how trade policies can support developing countries in the green transition
- Episode 6: Maro Baka from E3 Modelling presents what the work in ENTICE matters
- Episode 7: Alexandros Nikas from the ICCS explains the ENTICE "listening mechanism" and our engagement strategies.
More videos will be released throughout the project, covering additional terms and topics that frequently appear in ongoing policy discussions.