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Accelerating the Deployment of Clean Power Technologies to Reliably Decarbonise Europe through Enhanced Planning and Contracting Mechanisms
The European power sector is facing new challenges as it now enters a deep decarbonisation phase. Europe’s climate and energy strategy places electricity at its heart to achieve decarbonisation and security of supply while ensuring economic growth. This requires the massive deployment of renewable energy sources such as wind and…
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From threat to opportunity: Redefining energy security in Central and Eastern Europe
2025 GLOBSEC Forum redefines energy security
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Conclusions from Council presidency prompt concerns for European climate leadership and broader regulatory framework
Today’s Council presidency conclusions invite the European Commission to assess whether the newly adopted EU Methane Regulation should be included in the next Omnibus package.
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A Fusion Engine for Growth: A European Industrial Strategy for Fusion Energy
Europe has the scientific expertise and infrastructure to lead in fusion energy. What is needed now is political commitment.
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Europe needs an industrial fusion strategy to stay competitive in the growing global fusion race
A new policy brief released today calls for the European Union to adopt an industrial strategy for fusion energy.
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EU says geothermal is a priority; it now needs to prove it
Geothermal energy represents an excellent opportunity for the EU to boost energy security and support its climate ambitions.
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How Europe can make nuclear energy a key part of its clean industrial future
By integrating nuclear energy into the Clean Industrial Deal’s State Aid Framework, the EU can ensure industries have access to reliable clean power.
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Clean Air Task Force Letter: Urgently Preserve the Integrity and Impact of the EU Methane Regulation
Ahead of the 16 June Energy Council, Clean Air Task Force delivered a letter to EU Energy Ministers strongly encouraging them to protect the EU Methane Regulation and its import standard, and discourage against its inclusion in the energy omnibus package.
