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The EU Elections 2024 may have concluded, but the analysis has just begun. While progressive voices hold onto their position as the second-largest majority, the rise of the radical right is expected to have an unforeseen impact over the next five years.

FEPS has devoted this week to prepare a special post-election analysis, while we continue working on other fronts. Check it out! 

On the occasion of EU Sustainable Energy Week, we hosted a discussion to explore how and why Energy Minimum Rights (EMRs) emerged in the context of the EU debate around energy access, socioeconomic fairness and the Just Transition. Among the speakers was Professor Raphael Heffron who presented the insight and recommendations from his upcoming publication on the same topic. 

Analysing the case studies of Denmark, Estonia, France, Portugal, and Spain, the researchers demonstrate that European energy policy still lacks significant cross-border infrastructure investments, as well as the need for further monitoring and evaluation to reach a concept of energy security that puts European resilience at the centre.

Join leading international politicians, thinkers and strategists from both sides of the Atlantic at this year’s Progressive Governance Summit.

On this occasion, FEPS and FES will organise three forums: 

• Europe’s economic security beyond competitiveness: Pushing for social progress in the single market 
• Multilateral governance for the 21st century: UN reforms and global security
• New Eastern policy and enlargement: A democratic and capable European Union in a changing geopolitical landscape

During this event, we will bring together researchers, practitioners, policymakers and activists to discuss approaches and practices to build and scale up economic democracy including: 

• Democracy in public spending: Spending for people’s well-being 
• Democracy at the workplace: Sharing power through employee participation and ownership
• Democratising public services and urban planning: How to make public ownership democratic.

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