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Cutting the Gordian Knot: Recalibrating the UK’s Energy Transition and Security Principles

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Miguel Colebrook

Addressing Climate Change Requires Creating Utilities With Purpose

21 November 2023

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Heather E. Payne

How Can We Repower Europe? Ending Fossil Fuels and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

With Putin’s criminal war on Ukraine, the Commission plans to ‘RePowerEU’ and end Russian fossil fuels. Biden says we must have 100% clean energy, a recognition...

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A Quantitative Study of Spillovers between Oil Price and Renewable Energy Sources Stock Prices: Lessons for Investors and Policymakers

Meeting the growing global demand for energy is a crucial challenge of this century, as it poses severe climate and energy security-related risks. Investments in renewable...

2 December 2019

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Goran Dominioni

Alessandro Romano

The Elephant in the Boat: EU State Aid Law and the Low-Carbon Transition

The world is hungry for green investments, but in the EU investments in renewable energy have decreased since the beginning of the current decade. Why? The drop had...

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Giuseppe Bellantuono

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