Blog post
05 January 2015
A European gas market for everyone
The European energy landscape has changed markedly in 2014. Now the EU must rethink its relationship over gas with Russia and Ukraine.
Blog post
05 January 2015
The European energy landscape has changed markedly in 2014. Now the EU must rethink its relationship over gas with Russia and Ukraine.
Blog post
17 December 2014
Interview mit Bruegel-Forscher Georg Zachmann über den Gaskonflikt zwischen der EU, Russland und der Ukraine
Event
17 December 2014
Event
11 December 2014
Energy & Climate
Policy brief
11 December 2014
The October 2014 agreement on gas supplies between Russia, Ukraine and the EU did not resolve the Ukraine-Russia conflict over gas. This&nbs
Blog post
01 December 2014
What’s at stake: Opec’s decision to leave its output ceiling of 30m barrels a day unchanged on Thursday has sent crude prices into a tailspin. Un
Policy brief
09 September 2014
To meet the EU's objectives for emissions, electricity supply and gas security of supply, well-designed European markets could provide better results
Book
04 September 2014
Memos to the new EU leadership.
Blog post
27 March 2014
Replacing 130 bcm of natural gas imports from Russia within a year would be a significant challenge, but, as our rough estimates show, not impossible.
Blog post
27 March 2014
But how much would these options cost Europe and Russia? How do these options play together? Is there a preferred alternative, or perhaps there is an
Blog post
25 March 2014
Existing contracts oblige Ukraine to pay for massive amounts of Russian gas even if it does not use them, Gazprom does side-deals on cheap gas wi
Video
13 March 2014
Blog post
12 March 2014
Though Europe might have to live with higher energy prices than the US, it does not face a trade-off between remaining competitive and becoming sustai
Blog post
13 February 2014
The discussion on whether the EU needs a new renewables target beyond 2020 is gaining traction. The proponents argue that a target for 2030 would give
Blog post
28 October 2013
Bruegel-Forscher Georg Zachmann über das Paradox sinkender Stromerzeugungskosten.
Blog post
09 October 2013
A comment on the ‘Schengenisation’ of EU energy policy: going for regional electricity markets instead of an EU-wide market comes at a cost.