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Solidarity: Towards 2030 ambitions in energy policy

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Policy Study

02/12/2014

Energy policy is at the forefront of political debates across Europe. It is a very contentious topic in several ways. However it is more widely recognised that in order to solve the energy ‘trilemma’ and ultimately move to a low carbon society, there needs to be more cooperation at European level and also more political will to take ambitions forward.

Ahead of the upcoming Commission proposals for the 2030 framework on energy and climate change this collection of articles addresses some of the fundamental issues at stake.

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