Energy policy refers to the decisions, regulations, and strategies that govern how a country or organization produces, consumes, and manages energy resources. It encompasses a wide range of issues, including the types of energy sources used (such as fossil fuels, renewable energy, nuclear power), energy efficiency standards, pricing mechanisms, security of energy supply, environmental impacts, and the socio-economic aspects of energy usage. Energy policy aims to ensure a reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy supply while addressing concerns such as climate change, energy independence, and technological innovation. It plays a critical role in shaping the transition to cleaner energy systems and guiding investments in energy infrastructure and research.
Europe is at a critical juncture in its energy landscape. The continent’s reliance on Russian gas has been a significant factor in its energy supply for years. However, recent geopolitical events, particularly Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have accelerated the need for Europe to reassess its energy sources and strategies. The Russian Gas Dependency Historically, Russia […]
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