EU Energy Policy

EU countries fall behind 2020 renewables targets
The UK, France and the Netherlands are still a long way from meeting their 2020 renewables obligations, and it is unclear if new national subsidy regimes will spur enough investment.
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Turkey’s future transit role stirs debate
Opinion is divided on how Turkey’s growing importance as a transit country for gas will affect the EU’s security of supply.

The EU’s long road to transparent IGAs
The European Commission wants more transparent intergovernmental agreements on energy, but will have to overcome fierce opposition from member states.

EU ETS reform vote receives mixed reaction
Stakeholders in the gas and power industry had hoped for a more ambitious reform of the EU’s Emissions Trading System than the compromise reached in the European Parliament last week.

Brussels stays steadfast on single purchasing
The European Commission has not given up on the idea of single gas purchasing, despite fierce opposition from stakeholders in the gas industry.
- Competition Law
Commission delays decision on gas purchasing body
- Environmental Policy
Setback for EU ETS reform after MEPs fail to find consensus
- Environmental Policy
Eurogas reiterates calls for early EU ETS reform
- Foreign Affairs
Transatlantic trade: the numbers
- Energy Security
Bulgarian gas hub prospects put in doubt
- Market Legislation
EU countries slow to implement congestion management rules
- Energy Security
Šefcovic discusses gas hub with Bulgarian PM
- Market Legislation
Congestion management needs to improve – ACER report