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Netherlands: gas phase-out transition must tackle the geopolitical implications of importing from Russia

March 18, 2021 by Irina Patrahau and Lucia van Geuns

Until recently, the Netherlands has had no major concerns regarding natural gas security of supply. That’s just as well, given gas plays a big role primarily in the generation of heat: 90% of buildings and 40-50% of industrial heat are based on gas. Now, decarbonisation plans to cut its own gas production as well as consumption brings with it major dilemmas. Irina Patrahau and Lucia van Geuns at The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies present a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Energy, Oil, Gas & Coal Tagged With: emissions, EnergySecurity, Environment, EU, european union, gas, geopolitics, Groningen, heating, LNG, natural gas, Netherlands, Russia, security of supply, the Netherlands, US

EU energy sector set for crucial state aid decisions in 2019

February 8, 2019 by Fieldfisher

2018 was a watershed year for state aid regulations in the EU energy sector. A number of landmark rulings by the European Commission towards different member states have challenged the legality of various state aid measures and prompted governments to reconsider mechanisms for supporting domestic energy sectors. In particular, early-stage capacity mechanism procedures for many member states have been scrutinised, albeit favourably, and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Community, Energy Outlooks, Platform Tagged With: electricity, Energy, Energy; State aid; utilities; EU; European Union; regulatory; Fieldfisher, EU, european union, fieldfisher, regulatory, state aid, utilities

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