Europe’s energy transition in a geopolitical storm

Europe’s energy transition in a geopolitical storm

An analytical discussion of the trilemma between the security, environmental sustainability, and affordability of Europe’s energy transition.

The meaning of energy security: Why be beholden to foreign suppliers?

True energy security means ending fossil fuel dependence—not swapping one supplier for another—and embracing renewables, efficiency, and resilience in global energy systems

As the cooling around climate investment increases, we have to ask ourselves difficult questions.

The geostrategy of energy (China, USA and Europe) to analysis with Miguel Golmayo, author of "The Green Gold Fever" (2025, Ariel)

Europe’s hydrogen initiatives and renewable energy auctions to accelerate region’s energy transition, says GlobalData - GlobalData

Three years into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Europe has significantly diminished its reliance on Russia. Even though the EU has been importing liquified natural gas (LNG) primarily from the US, Norway, and Qatar since the onset of hostilities, the continent has decreased its overall consumption of fossil fuels, particularly the power sector has progressively become cleaner. The structural modifications to the permitting process for renewable en…