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Energy and climate Data Scientist

Deadline for applications: applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis

Dataset

01 July 2025

European natural gas imports

This dataset aggregates daily data on European natural gas import flows and storage levels.

Policy Brief

01 July 2025

Building coalitions for climate transition and nature restoration

A four-pillar strategy could align key climate and economic goals into global trade

First Glance

01 July 2025

How Europe can live with NATO’s ill-conceived defence spending target

A joint approach to defence as a European public good is the only viable option for EU countries to spend 5% of GDP on defence

Dataset

01 July 2025

Russian foreign trade tracker

Tracking Russian trade using data from the EU, China, the US, South Korea, Japan, India, the UK, Turkey, Switzerland, Norway, Brazil and Kazakhstan

First Glance

30 June 2025

The implications of G7 agreement on the global minimum tax

Though the European Union might not like a ‘side-by-side’ global minimum tax system, it has little choice but to work with it for now

Event

26 June 2025

Talks@Bruegel: Extending the EU Emissions Trading System with Jochen Andritzky

How could extending the EU ETS to non-EU countries enhance global climate goals and improve cost efficiency in emissions reductions?

News

25 June 2025

An internal electricity market for competitiveness, affordability and sovereignty​

Newsletter

23 June 2025

Why would European countries need to develop a joint nuclear deterrence

Working paper

18 June 2025

How can Europe’s nuclear deterrence trilemma be resolved?

Uncertainty over U.S. nuclear support is forcing Europe to choose between vulnerability, shared deterrence or nuclear proliferation

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