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    Keep calm and carry on: The EU’s energy transition should not bow to Trump

    In the face of shifting US politics and fossil fuel pressures, the EU must hold steady on its energy transition. It's methodical, rules-based approach to climate and energy policy is not just an asset—it’s a geopolitical strength.

    Commentary
    30 April, 2025 By: Caspar Hobhouse
  • Going green without China?

    Beijing's grip on the clean tech industry makes it difficult for the EU to go green without access to Chinese supply chains. Lukas Trakimavičius explores the strategies available to the EU to reduce its dependency on China while pursuing its energy transition goals.

    Briefs
    8 May, 2024 By: Lukas Trakimavičius
  • The US pause on LNG terminals will not put Europe at risk

    The White House’s announcement that it is pausing pending LNG export permits, citing environmental concerns, has generated concern in some quarters. However fears that this decision will put Europe's energy security at risk are overblown.
    Commentary
    31 January, 2024 By: Lukas Trakimavičius
  • Arab Climate Futures

    This Chaillot Paper shows that successfully tackling climate change in MENA will depend on decisions taken both in the region and outside. Assisting the Arab world in meeting the challenges posed by climate change will be a matter of strategic importance for Europe.

    Chaillot Papers
    19 November 2021 Edited By: Florence Gaub, Clémentine Lienard
  • Green digital diplomacy

    The environmental impact of digital consumption and new technologies calls for globally sustainable data practices. This Brief argues that embracing ‘green digital diplomacy’ represents a strategic opportunity for the EU’s foreign and security policy to exercise influence in an...

    Briefs
    13 September, 2021 Edited By: Patryk Pawlak, Fabio Barbero
  • African Futures 2030

    Among the multiple possible futures for Africa, this publication has selected a favourable one, leading to integration, peace and prosperity.

    Chaillot Papers
    9 March 2021 Edited by: Giovanni Faleg
  • Arab Futures 2.0

    At first glance, the MENA appears particularly unsuited to conducting foresight exercises due to its many disruptive and surprising developments. But it is precisely because the region features so many sudden events that foresight here is crucial. This Chaillot Paper opens with...

    Chaillot Papers
    19 September 2019 By: Florence Gaub
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    Low carbon development in Latin America

    This Alert looks at the challenges facing Latin America as it transitions from its current development paradigm to a low carbon development path. Which countries have the greatest potential when it comes to renewable energy investments?

    Alerts
    24 May 2017 By: Joana Castro Pereira
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    Securing the Energy Union: five pillars and five regions

    This Report examines the energy challenges facing the different regions of Europe, investigating shared priorities and common projects, as well as barriers to integration and cooperation. A series of chapters devoted to distinct regions examines what role the Energy Union can...

    Analysis
    29 March 2017 By: Gerald Stang
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    Climate change as a 'wicked problem'

    Climate change is a 'wicked problem' and efforts to address it have been slow, uneven, and politically divisive. But building on the lessons of past debacles, diplomats and negotiators have begun to apply a series of elements, useful for addressing wicked problems, that have...

    Alerts
    27 November 2015 By: Gerald Stang, Balazs Ujvari

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