Green economy

Electricity Infrastructure – more border crossings or a borderless Europe?

Enabling the seamless trade in electricity across borders would help to deliver on all three European energy policy targets – security, sustainability

Electricity infrastructure: More border crossings or a borderless Europe?

Being able to transport electricity seamlessly across borders is essential for achieving three major European Union energy policy goals: (1) enabling

Franco-German energy cooperation – from a joint declaration to measurable results

At the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the Elysée treaty the Franco-German Council of ministers issued a joint declaration on guidelines

Bruegel breaks global glass ceiling for European think-tanks

Bruegel ranked as 1st think-tank in Western Europe, the 2nd worldwide (non-US) and the 1st in International Economic Policy in the 2012 Global Go To T

Christian Kastrop on Bruegel's roots

Georg Zachmann on how to make smart choices for growth

Bruegel scholars disclose outside interests to increase transparency

On 17 December, Bruegel announced the public disclosure of outside interests of Resident Fellows and managers. Since the think-tank's creation, all sc

Bruegel appoints new Board members and Honorary Chairman

Per Callesen and Vincenzo La Via were appointed new members of the Bruegel Board in a General Assembly held on Thursday 29 November in Bruegel's

Internal energy market: The pieces of the puzzle do not fit

Bruegel has launched search for new director

The term of Bruegel’s director Jean Pisani-Ferry expires at end-2013. Having served three three-year terms, he will not be eligible for renewal. Brueg

Intellectual Property Rights and Antitrust – is there light at the end of the tunnel? Part 2

Blogs review: the patent war in IT

What’s at stake: Apple’s recent victory in its ongoing dispute over IP rights with Samsung has received a great deal of attention from regulators, aca

Bruegel and Chinese AMR launch cooperation