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The Internal Energy Market
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European Energy Studies Volume XIV - The European Energy Transition: An agenda for the Twenties (2nd edition)
ISBN/ISSN: 9789077644713
The energy transition is Europe’s flagship projects. It needs to provide sound answers to the climate and sustainability-, security of supply- and competitiveness imperatives. The energy transition corresponds to a large scale economic and cultural change. It encompasses sector coupling- linking up sectors that have ignored each other previously, like mobility and power. What is the meaning of digitalization, and how to face cybersecurity risks? Can Europe deliver a 50-55% decrease in Greenhouse Gas Emissions, as is the agenda of the new von der Leyen Commission?
This 2nd edition is not only updated, but also augmented with three new chapters : the first focusses on a European cross border carbon adjustment proposal (by Genevieve Pons, Pascal Lamy and Pierre Leturcq). This mechanism is a center piece in the European Green Deal and as such debated intensively. Two other chapters present the value-add and next steps for European network codes and guidelines (Alexander Dusolt, Leonardo Meeus).
The book analyses the factors driving change: where are we on climate and sustainability, competitiveness and market, and security of supply? It presents the actors: what genesis of and what contemporary institutions for European energy policy, how is energy addressed by the national and by the European; what about the active customer paradigm and the many startups and business models changing, as well as NGOs? It investigates sectors: power, gas, mobility and the powerful push from digitalization.
It should be noted that authors reflect their point of view, and not necessarily the one of the institution they are affiliated to.
An online training by the Florence School of Regulation is based on the book.
Edited by Susanne Nies the book is prefaced by Jacques Delors and sees contributions from the following distinguished authors from policy, research, industry and NGO across Europe: Sami Andoura (EC), Antonella Battaglini (RGI), Klaus-Dieter Borchardt (EC), Christian Buchel (ENEDIS), Dirk Buschle (Energy Community), Claire Camus (ENTSO-E), Alicia Carasco (OlivoEnergy), Marina Cubedo Vicen, Jacques Delors, Gustave Fredrikkson (ETH Zuerich), Alexander Dusolt (ENTSO-E), Christophe Gence-Creux (ACER), Dolf Gielen (Irena), Jean-Michel Glachant (FSR), Simeon Hagspiel (ENTSO-E), Tom Howes (EC), Luis Janeiro (IRENA), Pascale Lamy (Jacques Delors Institute), Pierre Leturcq (Jacques Delors Institute), Philip Lowe (former EC), Susanne Nies, Athir Nouicer (FSR), Philip Offenburg (EC), Jean Baptiste Paquel (ENTSO-E), Thomas Pelerin-Carlin (Jacques Delors Institute), Genevieve Pons (Jacques Delors Institute), Diego Pavia (KIC InnoEnergy), Konrad Purchala (PSE), Valerie Reif, Alberto Potoschnig (ACER),Tim Schitterkatte, Helmut Schmitt van Sydow (former EC), Laurent Schmitt (ENTSO-E), Christian Schuelke (Equinor), Jesse Scott (Eurogas), Pierre Serkine (InnoEnergy), , Konstantin Staschus (Navigant), Frauke Thies (SmartEn), Sonya Twohig (ENTSO-E), Peter Vis (EC), Kirsten Westphal (SWP), Georg Zachmann (Bruegel)
The New Sovereignty - In times of crises and crimes
ISBN/ISSN: 9789083133928
However, despite the increasing number of actors in the international arena and the identity crisis of the notion of sovereignty, the State is bound to The New Sovereignty In times of crises and crimes remain the lead actor on the global stage and, in this light, sovereignty can emerge stronger, provided it fully incorporates its responsibility towards the its own people and the entirety of the international community.
Written by
Leonardo BELLODI
Leonardo Bellodi has been an Executive Vice President of Government, International and Regulatory Affairs at Eni SpA. He worked at the United Nations in New York and Vienna and for international law firms in Bruxelles and Geneva. He is the author of numerous publications and he currently writes for English and Italian magazines and newspapers. He also taught International and EU law in Bruxelles, Milan and Padua.