International Energy Agency / WWF Germany / Renewable energy / Symbol WWF - World Wide Fund / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Imperial College / EU’s greenhouse / /
IndustryTerm
energy legislation / energy generation capacity / energy price increases / energy reducing total energy costs / technology deployment policies / energy imports / coherent and complementary / energy price rises / powered energy system / energy prices / gas making / energy mix / weakest and least stable element energy policy / energy savings / energy / energy legislative framework / gas assets / technology neutral carbon pricing / greenhouse gas cuts3 / energy costs / greenhouse gas emissions / energy imports2 / energy consumption / energy support8 / electricity generation / energy support7 / main energy decarbonisation tool / energy sector decarbonisation / less energy / energy efficiency / face rising energy prices / energy efficiency policies / energy systems models / energy technologies / energy mean / higher electricity prices / /
Organization
World Energy Outlook / Committee on Climate Change / Imperial College London / European Policy Office / World Wide Fund For Nature / World Bank / European Commission / World Wildlife Fund / European Union / /
Person
Rober Gross / / /
Position
Directorate General / Jason Anderson Head of Unit / Imke Lübbeke Senior Policy Officer / lead author / Adam White Project Officer / /
Given the current economic turbulence in the EU, policy makers are understandably focused on the need to ensure that European businesses remain globally competitive. Since 1990 the EU has become increasingly exposed to t