Can EU green manufacturers ever compete with low-cost imports?
Economic security – an idea that encompasses a broad set of interconnected elements including supply chain resilience, research integrity, and…
Energy Prices
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Why reports of renewables price cannibalisation may be greatly exaggerated
Price cannibalisation is an emerging threat to the transition to zero-carbon electricity grids, as solar and wind penetrate ever further…
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Energy crisis has 75% of European SMEs keen on renewables switch
More than half of Europe's small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) believe their countries’ dependency on fossil fuels is the root…
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A “turning point” for energy efficiency – IEA interview
The world needs to double its progress on energy efficiency between now and 2030 to get on track to net-zero…
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Europe’s energy crisis is not over
Last week, the European Commission took a well-deserved victory lap around Brussels on the occasion of the one-year anniversary of…
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Half of EU has no mandatory energy-saving measures for next winter – EEB
Despite the ongoing energy crisis, only half of EU member states have mandatory energy-saving measures in place for next winter,…
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Weekly data: European gas price lowest since the start of the energy crisis
The European gas price is the lowest it has been since the beginning of the energy crisis. On 8 May,…
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How a “carbon takeback obligation” can ensure net zero
In all the noise surrounding the oil majors’ 2022 earnings announcements, one stat published by Greenpeace cut through everything: if…
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To lower energy bills, we need a public energy system, not more fossil fuels and climate delay
This week, despite Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s three-month extension of the energy price freeze, the UK's state-funded discount on energy bills…
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Let’s make clean heating a reality for low-income households
The cost of heating leaves many European households feeling burnt. Three-quarters of our heat is still supplied by expensive fossil…
