we know change is needed and we also know it is possible the european green deal is our blueprint to make that transformation at the heart of it is our mission to become the 1st climate neutral continent in 2050 but we will not get there with the status quo we need to go faster and we need to do things better we looked in depth in every sector to see how fast we could go and how to do it in a responsible evidence based way we held a wide public consultation and conducted an extensive impact assessment and on this basis. the european commission is proposing to increase the 2030 targets for emission reduction to at least 55 percent. the old to it. i recognize that this increase from 40 to 55 is too much for some and not enough for others but our impact assessment clearly shows that our economy and industry can manage this and they want it just yesterday 170 business leaders and investors from s.m.s. to some of the world's biggest companies wrote to me calling on europe to set a target at least at 55 percent our impact assessment clearly shows that meeting this target would put the euro

move on to a society that is more resilient an economy that is more sustainable therefore the european green deal and that is more modern therefore the digital decade decade for the european union still there are many issues and member states don't agree on like migration for example have he received any signals that after what happened at moria member states are more willing to change the course the good news is that next week we go on a commission is going to put forward a migration pact and this is a holistic concept to manage migration and i expect that the member states will engage in the discussion so that we can really move forward and have a common plan to deal with that topic and you made a point starting your presidency with a trip to africa so what concrete steps are you planning to actually build a strategy partnership between europe and africa we are already. building a strategy with africa but for example if it comes down to the pandemic right now we are strongly investing in the cooperation on fighting the virus and important that we created a global framework to find them not to n

the european green deal is our blueprint to make that transformation.t the heart of it is our mission to become the first climate neutral continent in 2050. we will not get there with the status quo. marc: president of the european commission laying out her case for the green new deal in europe. interesting because we see europe potentially going down this road. we saw germany test its market with green bonds, issuing a bunch last month in august, though i am not sure how well they have been performing. joe: they have been performing the same -- the yields are a little bit lower, so more in demand as designed. you can figure out which is the green bond yield. a little bit lower than the benchmark because of the favored status, the desire to get this investment for green projects. with the backing of the government, the demand is there like with any other. been promisings not just to buy green bonds, which foster projects which are green in their focus, but sustainability link bonds, which are about holding a company to account. looks as though the ecb c

on to a society that is more resilient, an economy that is more sustainable, therefore the european green dealand that is more modern, therefore the digital decade for the european union. still, there are many issues member states don't agree on, like migration, for example. have you received any signals that after what happened that moria, member states are more willing toto change the couour > >> the good news is that next week, the commimission is g goio puput forward a migration pact. this is a holistic concept to manage migration, and i expect the member states will engage in the discucussion so o we can moe forward and have a common plan to deal with that topic. >> you made a point, startining your presidency with a trip to africa. what concrete steps are you planning to actually build strategic partnerships between europe and africa? >> we are already building a strategy with africa. but, for example, if it comes down to the pandemic right now, we are strongly investing in the corporations fighting the virus, and it is important that we create a global framework to find a vaccine, but a

move on to a society that is more resilient an economy that is more sustainable therefore the european green deal and that is more modern therefore the digital decade decade for the european union still there are many issues and member states don't agree on like migration for example have he received any signals that after what happened at moria member states are more willing to change the course the good news is that next week we got the commission is going to put forward a migration pact and this is a holistic concept to manage migration and i expect that the member states will engage in the discussion so that we can really move forward and have a common plan to deal with that topic and you made a point starting your presidency with a trip to africa so what concrete steps are you planning to actually build a threat to take partnership between europe and africa we are already. building strategy with africa but for example if it comes down to the pandemic right now. we are strongly invest. in cooperation on fighting the virus and important that we created a global framework to find them not to no

and catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 are part of the european green deal one of funding lines priorities decision taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up the u.s. time at targets is not enough for some i expect from the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council because we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funder lion took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the code 19 pandemic slowed down many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's yours 1st priority to pull each other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free sones l g b t q i've free zones are sure manatee free zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member states i expect that the member

for force if you have projects in your in the european union especially in the light of the european green deal that is a key european initiative to reach carbon neutrality by 2050 we have to also add that by 2030 the european union aims to increase their share of renewables to 32 percent in its final energy consumption and of course the strategy course can easily undermine future gas pipeline projects finally thomas very little is known about turkey's black sea find how much of a game changer is that going to be for turkey well this is definitely a historic discovery from turkey's point of view since we are talking about 320000000000 cubic meter. yours which is a significant result can see there in that tricky has been almost fully dependent on gas imports once guess will be produced that these fields it can be a source of the transformation of turkey's guest supply structure and we did have both discussed turkey will be able to reduce its reliance on foreign gas what is very important we drink artie's gas discovery is a defect that it came at a very good time from turkish perspective because

move on to a society that is more resilient an economy that is more sustainable therefore the european green deal and that is more modern therefore the digital decade decade for the european union still there are many issues and member states don't agree on like migration for example have he received any signals that after what happened at moria member states are more willing to change the course the good news is that next week we go on the commission is going to put forward a migration pact and this is a holistic concept to manage migration and i expect that the member states will engage in the discussion so that we can really move forward and have a common plan to deal with that topic and you made a point starting your presidency with a trip to africa so what concrete steps are you planning to actually build a threat egypt partnership between europe and africa we are already. building a strategy with africa but for example if it comes down to the pandemic right now we are strongly investing in the cooperation on fighting the virus and important that we created a global framework to find them no

actually least 55 percent catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 are part of the european green deal one of funding lines p priorities at the situation taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up the instrument targets it's not enough for some i expect on the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council because we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funder lion took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the car with 19 pandemic slowdown many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's the year's 1st priority to pull each other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free sones l g b t q i've 3 zones are sure manatee free zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member states i expe

catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 are part of the european green deal one of funded lines p. priorities decision taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up that year's time at targets is not enough for some i expect on the lie and to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council of course we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funder lion took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the code 19 pandemic slowdown many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's the year's 1st priority to pull each other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free cell phones l g b t q i've 3 zones are sure manatee free zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member states i expect that the

catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 are part of the european green deal one of funder line scheme priorities the situation taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up the us time and targets it's not enough for some i expect from the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council because we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funder lyon took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the car with 19 pandemic slowdown many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's yours 1st priority to pull each other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free sones l g b t q i've 3 zones are sure manatee tree zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member states i expect that the memb

it is part of the european green deal, the flagship project from the european commission.cause of covid-19, but they want to resuscitate this project. she will pitch to the european parliament and european governments to cut emissions 55% by 2030.t to the current target is 40%. .he wants to increase that there are reasons why this is happening. a lot of it is politics. we know the idea of cleaner energy does go well with voters in big cities. the european commission is this is the future, and a growth opportunity going forward. things up forn investors and force major changes in industries that will have to modernize. airlines, the big industries, carmakers, agriculture -- whoever gets to do that first is that the legislation will be the winner of the future, at least that is the thinking from the european commission. thearie: as part of bloomberg climate festival, one question on europe, bring us down to earth what it means. what did she say about the outlook for the european economy? be the otherill major pillar, because we know she will say she is concerned about the pr

latest plans the automotive sector will have to race to meet climate protection goals the european commission's green deal is aiming for a drop in carbon emissions of at least 55 percent by 2030 up to now the goal was 40 percent europe is now set to be the world's 1st climate neutral continent by 2050 that means the german car industry will have to clean up its act its best selling products launch luxury cars still run on combustion engines the sector wants both longer to make the switch and tolerance for other forms of power alongside an electric otherwise german come a cause say there could be widespread job losses. don't we all just dream of retiring one day i know why i do but i do hear of stories of pensioners who just can't let go especially along a generation of men who define themselves through their work this next guy reckons it's also good 1st relationship with his wife have a look. 77 year old who was getting his bike ready it's 830 time to head off to work the man has long been a pensioner retirement is not for him. mof you got out of this and i thought i like going to work it keeps me moving

latest clams the automotive sector will have to race to meet climate protection goals the european commission's green deal is aiming for a drop in carbon emissions of at least 55 percent by 2030 up to now the goal was 40 percent europe is now set to be the world's 1st climate neutral continent by 2050 that means the german car industry will have to clean up its act its best selling products launch luxury cars still run on combustion engines the sector wants both longer to make the switch and tolerance for other forms of power alongside an electric otherwise german come a coup say there could be widespread job losses. don't we all just dream of retiring one day i know why do but i do hear of stories of pensioners who just can't let go especially along a generation of men who define themselves through their work this next guy reckons it's also good for his relationship with his wife have a look. 77 year old who was getting his bike ready it's 830 time to head off to work the man has long been a pensioner but retirement is not for him. mosque you look at all this and i thought i like going to work it keeps m

actually least 55 percent catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 are part of the european green deal one of funder line speed priorities of the situation taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up the instrument targets it's not enough for some i expect on the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council because we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funds are lined took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the car with 19 pandemic slowdown many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's the year's 1st priority to pull each other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free cell phones l g b t q i've 3 zones are sure manatee free zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member s

catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 are part of the european green deal one of underlined priorities at the situation taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up the e.u.'s climate targets it's not enough for some i expect on the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council of course we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funder line took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the car with 19 pandemic slowdown many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's the year's 1st priority to pull each other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free cell phones l g b t q i've 3 zones are sure manatee free zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member states i expect that the

also, the big european green new deal.hewrite -- might remember big policy that was supposed to leyen's first year in office. she came back with a big policy announcement saying it was going to go forward with an even bigger reduction in emissions in the eu then had been previously put forward. other general to point out, she talks about the rule of law and respect for democratic values. that being evidence of some backsliding in a certain member states. zones that have been are heavilyou criticized. she says these are humanity free zones. they will not be tolerated in the eu. quite strong message. sheave all seen the fires, said the european commission would be bringing forward new proposal for a joint european response to migration. that includes new legal pathways to migration into the eu. she expects all member states to step up on this. theia: you mentioned importance of eu member states holding together. presenting a united front. they have relationships with other countries around the world. what did she have to say

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targets and she says that she wants 37 percent of the spending from the european green from the recovery fund to be on green deal goals and even using green bones as an investment mechanism to achieve that so quite interesting specifics that will be interesting to see what kind of take up like these dream bones get that the green bonds are going to be a big question moving for britain thanks very much for coming in on this our international chief international editor richard walker. let's get you up to date now on what's just happened european commission's chief your loaf on the line has delivered a lengthy and wide ranging 1st state of the union speech touching on healthy economy green issues digitization and migration she also called out human rights abuses of the rose and turkey. why have more again at the top of the hour on the speech as well as other international news for now though for me brian thomas of the entire team thanks so much for being with us you can find out more about this story at a web site you know if you got com you can also get more as well at our social media feeds on twitter facebook an

the european commission had unveiled plans for a european green deal, following proposals in the us fore minister, gordon brown is one of the key speakers at the two day green recovery conference looking at how governments can include climate change action while trying to deal with covid—19. hejoins me now from north queensferry in fife in scotland. thank queensferry in fife in scotland. you very much for today. thank you very much for your time today. good to have you with us on bbc news. there's been a lot of talk, hasn't there, they glean recovery after covid, an opportunity to reset, but before we talk about how that might be gone, what's your assessment first about the impact of coronavirus on the environment? well, we're going through a health crisis and this is going to last for many, crisis and this is going to last for any crisis and this is going to last for many, many months to come but we're also going through the economic crisis and the economic crisis can be solved in part at least by the green new deal and that is really what this project syndicate comes from today with s

and so the european level the announcements of the green deal which has been a climate neutrality goal for mid century these are these are important changes and although price for a future movement may not be the only reason these things are happening that certainly played a role. in as much as what made that they've brought it to their highlighted it as a as a as an e.c. vote for governments you know that their. future managed to do is to wake up the media and get the media to really pay attention to an issue that's been around for a long time and i think they've been able to do it because we're not used to seeing hundreds of thousands or 14 and 15 year olds out on the streets politically active basically willing to speak directly to politicians and just to that i guess level of politics and basically say you are ignoring us you're forgetting us it's our future we need to be need action we need to. your lack of action or their futures and in it has appeal it's more sleep care of the young people and i think by getting out on the streets and by demanding change know the reason why. the

so that the european level the announcement of the green deal which has been a climate neutrality goal for mid century these are these are important changes and although friday's for future movement may not be the only reason these things are happening that certainly played a role in as much as what they that they brought into that highlighted it as a as a as an e.c. vote for governance you know that their. future managed to do is to wake up media and get the media to really pay attention to an issue that's been around for a long time and i think they've been able to do it because we're not used to seeing hundreds and thousands of 14 and 15 year olds out on the streets politically active basically willing to speak directly to politicians and just to that i guess level of politics and basically say you are ignoring us you're forgetting us it's our future we need we need action we need to. your lack of action their futures instead and it has appeal it's of course we care about the young people and i think by getting out on the streets and by demanding change know the reason why. they've

the european commission president presents i mean if green a deal to save the planet it rains in industrial pollution is what will it do to joker's. anger in washington as the world trade organization finds the us guilty of breaking tariff rules but that doesn't mean the trade was over. and chinese busy.

the european commission president presents i mean a green a deal to save the planet it rains in industrial pollution what will it do to joker's. anger in washington as the world trade organization finds the u.s. guilty of breaking tariff rules but that doesn't mean the trade wars are gone. and chinese businesses paid on plant based meat as the crow bar spots a healthy eating trend in the world's top coal producing nations. and it is all one let's do business the future is laced with uncertainty that's the warning from the o.e.c.d. in its latest outlook the organization for economic cooperation and development says the economic damage isn't quite as bad as it predicted a few months ago but highlights the recovery has lost momentum paris based group urges governments to keep up policy support to boost confidence and reduce uncertainty projects the global economy will contract by 4 and a half percent this year before picking up by 5 percent next year that's based on governments addressing coronavirus outbreaks with targeted measures and not a return to the widescale downs that have rocked bus

so that the european level the announcements of the green deal which has been a climate neutrality goal for mid century these are these are important changes and although price for a future movement may not be the only reason these things are happening that certainly played a role. in as much as what they that they've brought into that highlighted it as as a. governance you know that their. future managed to do is to wake up media and get the media to really pay attention to an issue that's been around for a long time and i think they've been able to do it because we're not used to seeing hundreds and thousands of 14 and 15 year olds out on the streets politically active basically willing to speak directly to politicians and insisted that i just level of politics and basically say you are ignoring us you're forgetting us it's our future we need we need action we need to. your lack of action there if you choose instead and it has appeal it's more sleep care of the young people and i think by getting out on the streets and by demanding change know the reason why. they've had impact they'v

green says called on the european union to help deal with the migrant crisis unfolding on its eastern islands last week a fire unless bust destroyed europe's largest migrant cap today european union council president. also appealed to e.u. nations to step up their response to the crisis on tuesday germany said it would take in more than $1500.00 migrants from greece. as he walked away from a temporary migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos european union council president bashar michel made it clear he was not walking away from the problem. difficult very complex situation but on behalf of the european union i would want to through that i refused. or. challenge this is a common european challenge by the end of the month the apparent commission intends to put a new concrete proposal from the 3rd world those proposals are expected to include tougher border policing policies and renewed efforts to resettle migrants across the european union in the day both michelle and the greek prime minister jointly appealed for more solidarity from the e.u. . athens want other member states to hel

green. it sounds like a job for a regulator. is there anyone around? alastair: the european commission, the taxonomy is a part of that. we could deal with more clarity. when it comes to green finance, esg, equity market, and fixed income when it comes to green bonds, a lack of central standards for what these are. the green initiatives from the european commission, the taxonomy will be a big first step in that, but that is just a european project. we need the u.s. do more on this, too, for there to be global standards. great to have you with us, alastair. that is alastair march. you can catch the full conversation with bill gates, coming up at 2:00 eastern, plus more of the conversations taking place at the bloomberg green festival. ahead, we arell continuing to watch automation change the way we live and work. one company at the center of the automation process is boston dynamics. he will speak with them after this. this is bloomberg. ♪ rg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang in toronto alongside vonnie quinn in new york. automation has been one of the concerns that jobs only turned over to the robot for some time. mary that with ai

green deal with our guest. our reporter maria tadeo is in brussels. take it away. maria: today, we will look at the green market. we know the european will issue green bonds. there are many question marks around that package. we are joined by the head of the environmental committee. pascal, we are -- are happy to talk to you. i want to ask you -- the obvious question is who is going to buy these bonds? cal: hello, first. all the institutional investors. before suggesting to the president of the commission to go for such a huge issuance of green bonds, i checked with some market participants. and they told me there was no issue -- i mean, it would be absorbed by the market over the next year is a. years. 100 billiont around next year in 2021. maria: ok, that is a good point. the other question is the timeline. it is a big package. when will we see the commission issue for the first time? what does the plan look like in the next few years? what is the timeline when it comes to the issuance? pascal: so, nothing will come before next year because the recovery plan will be formally adopted by the member states and the parliament here in

the european union has even more dense than $2600000000.00 euros that's around 3000000000 dollars to greece to deal with the influx of refugees the countries where migrant boats arrive such as greens such as bt such as spain they demand that are that you state do take a more is island size seekers and also so far no agreement on that has been reached other countries such as such as poland but they are opposed to it but the e.u. plans to present a new pact for migration and the xylem and of these months and are september. a political correspondent and money well shah's thank you. at the united states where wildfires have forced mass evacuations across across several western states off a 1000000 people fled their homes in oregon that's a tense of its population and washington and california have also been hit hard. as if 2020 wasn't strange enough already this was the morning commute over san francisco's golden gate bridge this week. small can die from wildfires mixed with the coup pacific ocean air to produce an otherworldly effect. 1150. crazy 11 in the morning and it's. like the middle of the night it looks like you're part. of the they are just like the weirdest thing i've ever

to come out with green bonds because they want to be part of that, i believe this is the moment to do this. >> significant hurdles still remain in securing a brexit deal. the europeanommission president, ursula von der leyen, has told the financial times she is convinced it is possible. the u.k. said the latest round of informal talks were useful and some limited progress was made. the aim be ratified by the end of the year. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: thank you so much. how do you reshape the world's biggest food company? when my next guest joined nestle , he already had a reputation as a dealmaker. the company has bought and sold more than 50 businesses since he took over. as part of its ambition to become a global leader in food allergy treatments, it also on atly spent $2.6 billion company that tackles peanut allergies. joining us is mark schneider, chief executive of nestle. thank you for joining us. if you look at what we have been through, the pandemic and covid-19, how does it cha

all of the european institutions to say we have to save our planet having a very ambitious goal we want to be a content with zero emissions to know that all of our efforts and the green deal proposal has helped us at this time of covid because we have understood that together to make sure all of those energies converge to meet common goals the ecological transformation has to go hand-in-hand with sustainability and social sustainability and the struggle against inequality. and i believe at this time we should all reflect and think, together on what instruments should be used because they have to help us in this fight. now obviously the gdp is not only sufficient we have new indicators that must also tell us growth cannot be infinite going on together they can be measured based on certain parameters that is based on training and education and social sustainability and inequality. i believe at this time there is great fear amongst our citizens and they have to be an open house open to debate and cooperation. i fully agree with the presiden president. we have a number of values we have to safeguard to keep together and of course today is a rich day with interesting thoughts

interesting the dichotomy between some of the big european companies and their decision making in terms of dealing with climate change, trying to have more of a greenopposed to our guys. >> david, you know who is going to get very big into hid jen >> who nikola. >> bp. >> they were going to potentially, right, yeah the stations. >> but the hindenberg came along which was a zeppelin that frankly about half the people died, it was in lake hurst so that's the name of the research firm. >> those shares are up now over 6% this morning. >> nikola? >> yes. >> i guess people forgot about the bogus truck. now, look, we're probably -- here is what i bet we see that girsky bought a huge amount of stock, they are making a statement right here they're doing that, that's what i would be doing if i were those guys if they're believers. >> and they're buying stock right now. >> i don't know that they are. >> no, i'm saying that's what i would do if i were them. that's how you have to prove it. milton prefer came in and bought stock and that didn't matter that's a joke because my father always said don't trust people with diverse names but that's been right. >> don

european indices under pressure, concerns growing over a no deal brexit. the fq100 down 11, cac down 66, the dax index down 115. in asia overnight, it was greenst performer up three quarters of a percent in japan and in china, shanghai composite and nikkei average. meanwhile, samsung landing a major contract with verizon. cheryl casone with those details right now. cheryl, good morning to you. cheryl: good morning, maria. verizon will pay samsung $6.6 billion to help the company build its 5g network. samsung going to provide equipment and services through the end of 2025 according to a regulatory filing. the deal is seen as a major boost to samsung's goal of becoming a major 5g supplier. verizon in the premarket, the stock is actually up a little more than a quarter percent right now. more problems for boeing, the faa reportedly reviewing quality control access at the 787 dream liner plant. certain parts made at the south carolina facility failed to meet design standards. issues are said to go back almost a decade. taking a look at boeing, stock is substantially down, one and three quarters of a percent this morning. and finally, the tokyo ol

at least 55 percent catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 our part of the european green deal one of funding lines p priorities at the situation taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up that year's time at targets is not enough for some i expect from the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council because we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funder line took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the co it 19 pandemic slowed down many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's the year's 1st priority to pull it other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free cell phones l g b t q i have free zones are sure manatee free zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member