It is possible that in the future EU countries will act separately again. We must continue to work on European unity, for the EU is a union of opportunities, values but also interests
Arturo Varvelli emphasises the need to continue to foster cohesion between EU Member states
Europe is in a difficult position. It is investing in fossil fuel infrastructure to become independent of Russia quickly. – At the same time, it needs to invest in renewables
Filip Medunic comments on the ongoing energy decoupling from Russia and opportunities for a green energy transition
The REPower package will not only fundamentally change the European economy and energy consumption, it will also redefine relations with neighbors […]
Relying on a variety of sources and multiple answers, not on a single renewable source (…). The key is diversification, also in terms of fossil fuels and providers
Cinzia Bianco outlines the essential elements for achieving the European energy transition within the changed geopolitical and energy context
Draghi’s words to Biden on Libya sound like a pre-emptive call for more political support for Italy in Mediterranean and energy issues
Arturo Varvelli comments on Mario Draghi’s words on Libya emerged during his meeting with US President Joe Biden in Washington DC
Prices may go up, but there is every indication that Algeria will honour its commitments — and there is a price review built into the contracts,
Anthony Dworkin says Algeria wants to make the most of opportunities to increase gas shipments to Europe and raise money to invest domestically
The energy export is the asset that keeps the current war going
If Putin is not stopped in Ukraine, you will be next in the EU and NATO – have no illusions about that
Riyadh wants concessions, even in exchange for help with Russia, and Washington seems now unwilling to grant them. Saudi reaction is a sort of demonstration of what they are able to do (with China)
Cinzia Bianco analyses the relationship between US President Joe Biden and the Saudi Kingdom, and the reason why Riyadh is getting closer to Beijing
Russia’s central bank may not be able to intervene to provide players in Russia’s economy with foreign currencies, making doing business with Russian firms even more risky
The EU’s restrictions on Russia’s participation in SWIFT are a serious measure, believes Michaël Tanchum
