Opinion
The only quick-fix to Europe’s energy price crisis is saving energy
The only thing Europe can quickly do to prevent a potentially difficult winter is to actively promote energy conservation in both the residential and industrial sectors.
Opinion
The only thing Europe can quickly do to prevent a potentially difficult winter is to actively promote energy conservation in both the residential and industrial sectors.
Opinion
Europe’s gas supply security could more effectively be safeguarded by ensuring that unused alternatives are maintained.
External Publication
Who should bear more and who less of the burden achieving climate policy goals?
Blog Post
Surging natural gas prices in Europe, driven by rising demand and tight supply, are pushing up electricity prices; to prevent volatility, governments need to commit more clearly to a low-carbon future.
Blog Post
Policies are needed to support green fuel switching by households; support should be phased out as the carbon price rises.
Opinion
The European Union finds itself at the centre of a three-dimensional puzzle. Burdens need to be shared between 450 million citizens, 25 million businesses and EU countries in a way that is acceptable to enough of them.
Policy Contribution
To cut the cost of decarbonisation significantly, the best solution would be to provide investors with a predictable carbon price that corresponds to the envisaged decarbonisation pathway.
Blog Post
Rapid emission cuts need a carbon price for the whole economy. This must be introduced in careful stages.