Ugnė Keliauskaitė
Ugnė Keliauskaitė was a Research Analyst in Energy and Climate at Bruegel. She specialises in energy and climate policy.
Her research focuses on the natural gas market, energy security and the decarbonisation of buildings. She works on the European Clean Tech Tracker, compiling data on investment, manufacturing and trade trends in clean technologies. She has also contributed to integrated assessment modelling projects.
She speaks English and Lithuanian.
She holds an MSc in Environmental Economics and Climate Change from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Her master's thesis examined the impact of wildfires on average rents on the US Pacific coast. Before joining Bruegel, she worked at the Lithuanian State Investment Management Agency, providing loans to companies affected by Covid-19.
Featured work
Energy Security amid Geopolitical Instability: Lessons from the 2026 Strait of Hormuz Shock
European clean tech tracker
This tracker provides an overview of the main innovation, manufacturing and deployment trends in clean tech in Europe
European natural gas imports
This dataset aggregates daily data on European natural gas import flows and storage levels.
Planning for the rising fiscal costs of climate disasters
Low insurance coverage is turning EU governments into disaster insurers of last resort, strengthening the case for prevention and adaptation finance
How can governments prepare for the rising costs of climate disasters?
Tracking the EU Clean Industrialisation Process: A Focus on Batteries and Electric Vehicles
Understanding the global clean tech manufacturing slowdown
Europe’s electric vehicle conundrum
What to do about Chinese overcapacity, EU subsidies and the electric transition
How Europe should respond to the Iran gas shock – and how it shouldn’t
The European Union should act now to head off growing impacts from the Iran conflict on gas prices and availability
How much leverage does US energy give Washington over Europe?
Dependence on fossil fuels, not on the United States, is Europe’s worry
The US has replaced Russia to a great extent as an energy supplier to the European Union, but this has not so far created a new vulnerability
Europe has a solid basis for battery and electric vehicle manufacturing growth
Europe is successfully building up battery and EV manufacturing capacity, though mainly thanks to foreign investment
The solution to Europe’s housing affordability crisis must include building decarbonisation
The EU can help tackle Europe’s housing crisis by reducing energy costs, decarbonising buildings and adhering to climate goals
How can the EU show leadership at COP30?
How should the EU balance short-term gas needs with long-term climate goals?
Transatlantic clean investment monitor 4: electric vehicles
A clear move to electric vehicles is underway, but the US is creating more obstacles than Europe
Europe urgently needs a common strategy on Russian gas
An uncoordinated approach threatens EU energy security and the green transition
Towards sustainable energy security. Europe needs a new strategy now
Transatlantic clean investment monitor 3: battery manufacturing
Battery manufacturing investment is rising fast on both sides of the Atlantic with the US outstripping Europe – for now
Clean industrial transformation: where does Europe stand?
Clean-tech investment and employment in the EU are growing, but a major heavy industry decarbonisation push is still needed
All work
External publication
23 July 2026
Dataset
10 July 2026
European clean tech tracker
This tracker provides an overview of the main innovation, manufacturing and deployment trends in clean tech in Europe
Dataset
02 July 2026
European natural gas imports
This dataset aggregates daily data on European natural gas import flows and storage levels.
Policy Brief
16 June 2026
Planning for the rising fiscal costs of climate disasters
Low insurance coverage is turning EU governments into disaster insurers of last resort, strengthening the case for prevention and adaptation finance
Newsletter
15 June 2026
External publication
12 June 2026
Analysis
11 May 2026
Podcast
08 April 2026
Europe’s electric vehicle conundrum
What to do about Chinese overcapacity, EU subsidies and the electric transition
Analysis
01 April 2026
How Europe should respond to the Iran gas shock – and how it shouldn’t
The European Union should act now to head off growing impacts from the Iran conflict on gas prices and availability
Newsletter
16 March 2026