European Electricity Market Reform – ambitions and realities

Sir Philip Lowe
08 February 2024

The EU’s electricity market reforms do a good job of promoting more stable energy prices. But member-states must do more to deliver a fully integrated EU-wide energy market.
How to minimise the 'greenlash'

Elisabetta Cornago
18 December 2023

A backlash over the EU’s green policies is not inevitable. Policy-makers should focus on designing green policies that make decarbonisation affordable, and highlight its social benefits.
EU climate and energy policy after the energy crunch

Elisabetta Cornago
05 December 2023

After the energy crunch, EU member-states should roll back ‘unlimited’ energy subsidies, further co-ordinate their energy policy – for example, to expand power grids – and accelerate the implementation of climate policy.
Reform of Europe's wholesale power markets: In need of a jolt?

Elisabetta Cornago, Zach Meyers
13 June 2023

The European Commission’s proposal to reform the electricity wholesale market is modest, but pragmatic. But the EU must strengthen the grid to improve its energy security: infrastructure planning should be co-ordinated at European level.
Europe needs both fiscal and energy solidarity

Elisabetta Cornago, John Springford
14 March 2023

EU governments should curb energy subsidies and raise support for clean energy investment. The EU should expand common borrowing to fund green investment: this would accelerate the energy transition.

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20 December 2017

Charles Grant, Simon Tilford and Ian Bond review the political themes and events that shaped 2017, and take a look at some of the predictions they made last year.

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Sir Philip Lowe

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