European energy security: trading one dependency for another

EU energy consumption 1990–2024, showing coal, natural gas, oil, renewables and biofuels, and nuclear — illustrating how European energy security is shifting over time.

Europe’s approach to European energy security is shifting risks from fossil-fuel dependence to new vulnerabilities in clean-energy supply chains. The paper argues that European energy security is being redefined rather than solved. Europe’s traditional vulnerability — heavy reliance on imported oil and gas — is gradually being reduced through the expansion of renewables, electrification, storage, and stronger grids. This, in […]

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