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Roadmap towards ending Russian energy imports

The REPowerEU Roadmap to end Russian energy imports was presented by the European Commission today (May 6). The roadmap sets out a gradual removal of Russian oil, gas and nuclear energy from the EU markets which will take place in a coordinated and secure manner as we advance our energy transition. The measures have been designed to preserve the security […]

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German LNG imports down as utilization rates fall to 21%

According to the latest data from Team Consult LNG imports in most Western European countries increased in Q1 2025 but Germany was an exception with average utilization falling to 21%, the lowest of all European LNG importing countries. Significant extension of LNG liquefaction capacity is planned in the U.S. and Qatar, increasing LNG the supply capacity of the three largest […]

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The challenge of Europe’s congested electricity grids

European electricity grids are congested and curtailment costs are skyrocketing. The Commission puts forward a number of suggestions on how to solve this. This paper asks is this enough, and what more needs to be done? One of the key challenges identified is reducing electricity costs and increasing security by increasing the amount of renewable electricity in the EU’s electricity […]

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Europe’s lack of energy security and dependence on imported fossil fuels

Europe’s greatest insecurity stems from its dependence on imported fossil fuels, mainly oil and gas. This dependency exposes the continent to geopolitical blackmail and makes it economically vulnerable. Only a well-managed transition to sustainable domestic energy and innovative technologies made in Europe can offer a secure and prosperous future. Source: EASAC

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