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In a landmark new study, the influential Florence School of Regulation (FSR), concludes that “the lowering of technology costs through massive R&D and industrial demonstration support” for all forms of hydrogen (“blue”, “green” and “turquoise”) should be “the highest priority for the EU’s hydrogen strategy”.

Every country for itself – Is energy a matter of national policy in the EU? Athir Nouicer (research associate), Anne-Marie Kehoe (project associate), Leigh Hancher (part-time professor, director of the FSR Energy Union Law Area) at the Florence School of Regulation (FSR).

A European Commission goal to make 70% of countries’ cross-border transmission capacity available for trade with neighbours by 2025 may raise overall costs of electricity for the public, various observers told Montel.

Italgas entra a far parte del network di istituzioni partner della Florence School of Regulation (FSR) Energy, centro di eccellenza europeo in materia di regolamentazione dei mercati nel settore energia e clima.

The European Union does not plan to crack down on planet-warming methane emissions from gas imports despite pressure from oil companies, activists and academics...

The Florence School of Regulation [...] said in a late May report authored by research associate Maria Olczak and senior fellow Andris Piebalgs that the federal regulations employ a “prescriptive or command-and-control” model...