| Progress to a single European energy market is proving very uneven. David Buchan explains the European Commission’s worry that rapid develop...
| Progress to a single European energy market is proving very uneven. David Buchan explains the European Commission’s worry that rapid develop...
| Germany has set itself a huge challenge in trying to move away from fossil fuels and abandon nuclear power, while remaining a major industri...
| The term ‘road map’ is proliferating in energy and climate policy to denote any policy or aspiration projected into the future. Connie Hedeg...
| The German decision to abruptly shut down seven nuclear power plants has had major adverse consequences for some of its neighbours, who have...
| The European Commission, accused of timidity and irrelevance in the eurozone crisis, has launched bold proposals to involve the European Uni...
| This paper relates to events taking place at the European level to help the European Union towards its ambitious 2020 energy and climate goa...
| New proposed rules to save energy are encroaching on the Emissions Trading Scheme. David Buchan examines the growing tension inherent in Eur...
| California’s energy and climate policies deserve study for three new reasons. First, the impasse on climate legislation at the US federal le...
| In this paper it is argued that the EU's December 2008 agreement raises almost as many questions as it settles. Buchan says that, although p...
| The temptation for EU governments to be seen to "do something" about rolling back energy prices has increased, is increasing and ought to be...