Energy

Low-carbon allocation in monetary policy implementation

The massive value of European Union cross-border electricity transmission

High values for cross-border electricity transmission capacity show the EU needs more connections between countries.

De-risking and decarbonising: a green tech partnership to reduce reliance on China

Greater alignment of the major economic powers is needed around a collective effort to improve security of supply for decarbonisation goods.

Recessions, the energy mix and environmental policy

This paper highlights that recessions result in permanent increases in energy efficiency and in the share of renewables in total electricity.

How can a clean tech partnership de-risk and decarbonise global supply chains?

Israel-Hamas war: implications for gas markets

The conflict has already cut gas supplies to Israel and could start to have wider impacts by weighing on exports

Europe and the US should work with China. Joint climate action could be a win-win

How worried does Europe need to be about the coming winter gas season?

Israel-Hamas war: implications for the global oil market

Fears of Iranian involvement in the Hamas attack could destabilise the global oil market

How should international carbon emissions in the aviation and shipping sectors be reduced?

The design of the European electricity market: current proposals and ways ahead

The struggle to cut emissions from international aviation and shipping

Three possible policy pathways could lead to improvement and systemic change in the aviation and maritime sectors.

Renewable Hydrogen in Germany, Poland and Portugal

Sparking Europe’s new industrial revolution

Read with Bruegel: The New Map: Energy, Climate, and the Clash of Nations

Examining the past, present and future of the global energy system.