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  • Can the Energy Union secure the future of European integration?

    Can the Energy Union secure the future of European integration?0

    • Environment and Energy, Op-ed
    • 31/08/2016

    With anti-Europe sentiment rising through Member States, the EU is facing a crisis of faith. The Energy Union provides an argument for continued European integration, with energy democratisation as the key to its success.

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  • How to solve the EU gas problem? Build the Energy Union on true solidarity

    How to solve the EU gas problem? Build the Energy Union on true solidarity2

    • Environment and Energy, Op-ed
    • 30/03/2016

    The European Commission recently presented a sustainable energy security package, which concludes that natural gas is the path to “energy security”. Unfortunately, this gas pivot will intensify tensions in an already wobbly union and extend the EU’s fossil fuel dependency. An efficient and effective Energy Union will require true solidarity – between Eastern and Western Europe and between present and future generations.

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  • EU climate policy: Energy market integration as political disintegration?

    EU climate policy: Energy market integration as political disintegration?0

    • Environment and Energy, Op-ed
    • 29/03/2016

    Climate and energy policy are no match made in heaven. For Poland the EU’s climate policy ambitions are particularly hard to swallow. The government’s reluctance to transform its coal-based electricity sector puts the EU climate policy and energy market integration to the test.

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Latest Posts

  • Can the Energy Union secure the future of European integration?
    Can the Energy Union secure the future of European integration?
    • Environment and Energy, Op-ed
    • 31/08/2016
  • How to solve the EU gas problem? Build the Energy Union on true solidarity
    How to solve the EU gas problem? Build the Energy Union on true solidarity
    • Environment and Energy, Op-ed
    • 30/03/2016
  • EU climate policy: Energy market integration as political disintegration?
    EU climate policy: Energy market integration as political disintegration?
    • Environment and Energy, Op-ed
    • 29/03/2016

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