Workshop ‘The reform of the European electricity market’
Public event in which decision makers-makers on energy policy, experts and the business sector offer their views on the electricity market reform.
Public event in which decision makers-makers on energy policy, experts and the business sector offer their views on the electricity market reform.
The Elcano Royal Institute analyzes the prospects for the international panorama and the short-term challenges for Spain's external action.
The challenges surrounding the energy transition go beyond borders, and those of industrial decarbonisation are no exception.
This document analyses the state of just transition initiatives in the EU and LAC and presents policy recommendations to strengthen collaboration between the two regions.
The imperative to reduce industrial greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions has placed industrial policy at the forefront of the political agenda.
The EU aims to be the global reference in terms of regulation, technology developer and importer of hydrogen.
This analysis argue that the energy transition makes economic sense, regardless of one’s views around climate change.
It analyses the key features of the European Green Deal, its impacts and future to enhance EU-LAC cooperation in the net zero transition.
Spain should approach the EU Council presidency as a country project and use it to improve its influence and image.
This paper proposes 3 drivers for the renewal of the Euro-Mediterranean energy script: diversification, decarbonisation and climate action.
An enduring drought caused by record-high temperatures and a lack of rain has brought water rationing in Spain.
The Biden Administration’s new foreign economic policy strategy has implications for the transatlantic relationship.