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  • The euro, economics & finance
  • Energy & climate
    • Energy security & markets
    • Climate policies & low-carbon technologies
  • EU foreign policy & defence
  • Enlargement & neighbourhood
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EU energy systemsEmissions tradingLow-carbon energy
  • Connecting Europe's energy systems
    Policy brief by Stephen Tindale, 01 October 2012
    Connecting Europe's energy systems
  • Saving emissions trading from irrelevance
    Policy brief by Stephen Tindale, 29 June 2012
    Saving emissions trading from irrelevance
  • How to create a single European electricity market - and subsidise renewables
    Policy brief by David Buchan, 26 April 2012
    Low-carbon energy
  • Repowering communities: Small-scale solutions to large-scale energy problems Energy policy is at a crossroads
    Report by Stephen Tindale, 11 July 2011

    Attempts to meet targets for carbon emissions, energy security and affordable energy for vulnerable households are all on a trajectory to failure.

  • Thorium: How to save Europe's nuclear revival
    Policy brief by Stephen Tindale, 15 June 2011

    The EU should continue to support nuclear power. Existing technologies should generally be used. But thorium liquid fuel reactors – which cannot melt down – should be an exception.

  • Carbon capture and storage: EU advancing, but not fast enough
    TGAE report, Report by Stephen Tindale, 03 June 2011

    Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is an essential low-carbon bridge technology, to be used in the several decades it will take before Europe can be totally reliant on renewable energy.

  • Delivering energy savings and efficiency
    Policy brief by Stephen Tindale, 19 January 2011

    The EU should not waste its time arguing about whether to make its energy efficiency targets binding. Instead, it should focus on practical steps to improve energy efficiency.

  • The EU should be much bolder on energy efficiency
    Insight by Stephen Tindale, 12 October 2010

    The most pain-free way for European governments to fight climate change is to use energy more efficiently. At a recent energy conference hosted by the European Commission, it struck me that the EU still has a poverty of ambition when it comes to energy efficiency.

  • The EU must support clean energy, not dirty coal
    Bulletin article by Stephen Tindale, 02 August 2010

    The EU aspires to be a world leader in reducing carbon emissions. It seeks to develop renewable sources of energy and new ways of making coal and gas cleaner.

  • Shale gas and EU energy security
    Insight by Katinka Barysch, 11 June 2010

    Will unconventional gas solve Europe’s energy security problem? Many EU member-states rely a lot on Russian gas; in the case of some Central and East European countries the dependence is total.

  • Should the Nabucco pipeline project be shelved?
    Policy brief by Katinka Barysch, 05 May 2010

    Nabucco - a pipeline to bring Caspian and perhaps Middle Eastern gas to Europe - is the flagship project of the EU's fledgling energy diplomacy. Nabucco would add to the EU's energy security, strengthen its neighbourhood policies and improve relations with Turkey.

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    Roundtable on 'State aid and nuclear power'
    17 October 2012
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    02 February 2012
    London
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    Breakfast meeting on 'What Europe and Britain should do on climate change'
    09 December 2011
    London

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