ENVS 80.15 EU Energy Policy

The course examines the three main (often conflicting) objectives of the EU energy policy, namely the transition to low-carbon energy sources, the establishment of a common and competitive energy market, and ensuring energy security. It helps to understand the functioning of the EU by explaining the dynamics of conflict between supranational institutions and Member States. And it answers the question of whether the EU can become carbon neutral by 2050, as it has committed to.

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Dist:INT or SOC

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