Energy
The EU has set a target to reach climate neutrality by 2050 – but must juggle its energy transition with economic imperatives, and a changing geopolitical reality. With the memory of the energy price crisis still fresh, alarm bells ringing over a competitiveness gap with the US and a pledge to eliminate fuels supplied from Russia, Brussels faces some stark political choices over how to deploy regulatory and financial firepower in the energy sector – and how to ensure its energy security into the future.
