All claims
MEPs whose initial is “P” · 25 MEPs
- When the ETS was introduced, allowance costs were EUR 15 per ton. Today they are EUR 67 per ton, i.e., over 250% more.
- When the ETS was introduced, the average wholesale electricity price in Europe was EUR 30-40 per MWh. Today it is EUR 85
- When the ETS was introduced, the average household electricity price was about 12 eurocents per kWh. Today it is 29 euro
- Today, per capita income in the United States is twice as high as in Europe.
- Live ammunition was used against 1500 protesters during the so-called 'bloody November' in Iran
- 551 demonstrators were killed during protests following Mahsa Amini's death, including 68 children and 49 women
- 20,000 people were arrested during protests following Mahsa Amini's death
- Iran carried out 975 executions in 2024, many of whom were protesters accused of enmity against God
- Organizations reported over 53,000 people detained in Iran in 2026
- Energy in Europe is 4-5 times more expensive than in the United States, and energy-intensive industry production fell by
- Energy-intensive industry production fell by 15% since 2021.
- A US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee report revealed that hundreds of people paid by Europeans were involve
- Brazil uses 393 pesticides, most of which are not approved in the European Union
- Coal energy is up to 6 times cheaper than the energy sources proposed by the current majority
- Energy prices in Europe are 100% higher than they were before.
- Energy prices for an average European family have doubled since the introduction of the ETS.
- When the ETS was introduced, allowance costs were about 15 euros per tonne; today they are 65 euros per tonne, an increa
- In 2008, the EU's GDP was over 100% of US GDP; today it is around 65%.
- Production of investment goods in industry fell by nearly 9% and continues to worsen.
- Since the ETS introduction, average energy prices for families increased by more than 200%.
- Global CO2 emissions have increased every year since the introduction of the EU's climate policy.
- Electricity prices are twice as high as in the United States and 90% higher than in China.
- The EU's share of the world economy is regularly declining.