Election of parliament in EU and its implications for energy and climate policy

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Mapping the Energy Future

The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

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This podcast aims not only to identify the global challenges including energy security, energy affordability, and climate change but also to share with listeners our pragmatic solutions to those. About IEEJ The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ) is a private think tank that covers energy problems, climate issues, and geopolitical agendas across the world. Visit us at https://eneken.ieej.or.jp/en/ for more information.

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Election of parliament in EU and its implications for energy and climate policy

Mapping the Energy Future

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1 year ago

Election of parliament in EU and its implications for energy and climate policy

This episode is talking about “Election of parliament in EU and its implications for energy and climate policy. Right-wing parties made strides in the European Parliament elections held in June. This is said to be due to a change in the mindset of European citizens, and its impact on future European energy and environmental policies is attracting interest. This time, we will invite experts from Germany to share their perspectives on the latest situation in Europe.