The EU’s energy transition is a pragmatic political choice – one that can even help the new European Commission and member state governments fight the…
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Table of Contents
- What a difference five years makes 2
- Green wave to greenlash 3
- Transition to prosperity and security 4
- Economy 4
- Energy security 5
- The bright spots of the EUs energy transition 6
- The growth of the renewables sector 6
- Clean technology 9
- Strengthening international cooperation 9
- Improvements in energy efficiency 11
- The challenges ahead for the EUs energy transition 12
- The question of funding 12
- The securitisation of the EUs priorities 13
- Difficulties meeting new targets 14
- Intra-EU inequalities in an energy transition race 16
- Dependence on third countries for clean technology and CRMs 17
- Self-interested energy diplomacy from EU member states 19
- How the EU can rise to the challenge 20
- Develop communications strategies that go beyond green 20
- Invest in electricity grids and energy efficiency 21
- Accelerate decarbonisation in EU member states with highest 22
- Focus on meeting 2030 climate targets rather than tightening them 23
- Aggregate member states energy transition needs and capabilities 23
- Conclusion 24
- About the author 24
- Acknowledgments 24