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| Gas trading markets on the European continent have developed surprisingly fast in recent years. Europe, or at least North Western Europe, is...

| German energy policy is increasingly being dominated by a diverse and growing group of renewable energy supporters, who enjoy broad politica...

| For the first time ever decarbonisation is an explicit goal of the next EU budget. And it shows: the European Commission wants to devote ful...

| The success of the EU's climate policy depends to a large extent on the realization of very large energy efficiency gains. It is questionabl...

| The EU 2050 Energy Roadmap is meant to guide Europe to a low-carbon future. But Kent Hawkins argues that the plan is deeply flawed. He notes...

| As far as the UK Government is concerned, the battle over onshore wind power is won. Wind farm capacity has been growing rapidly both on and...

| The Northwest European electricity markets are increasingly becoming intertwined with the advance of the internal market. This implies that...

| As part of a four-party project (with FEEM, the Loyola de Palacio Chair in Florence and Wilton Park) on a new EU Gas security of Supply Arch...

| International cooperation in energy markets has been strengthened in recent years, observes Noé van Hulst, Director of the new Energy Academ...

| Current EU involvement in the regulation of TSO revenues and transmission grid tarification is rather limited and the existing heterogeneity...