European energy policy in light of the Ukraine crisis
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Cho Khong, Chief Political Analyst at Shell International, Julian Popov, Fellow of the European Climate Foundation, David Cadier, Fellow in International Strategy and Diplomacy at LSE IDEAS and Chi-Kong Chyong, ECFR Visiting Fellow, discuss the EU’s energy relationship with Russia, how dependence can be reduced through diversification, and at what cost.
