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Managing market tightness in the EU ETS on the path to net-zero : design options and trade-offs in price-based supply adjustments

The EU ETS is approaching a structural transition. As the linear reduction factor tightens the cap toward 2030 and beyond, the system will progressively...

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#2 TEN-E vs Draghi – Do we need a new framework for EU energy networks? with Catharina Sikow-Magny

#2 TEN-E vs Draghi – Do we need a new framework for EU energy networks? with Catharina Sikow-Magny

The FSR Policy Briefcase | Season 2
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The ‘FSR Policy Briefcase’ Season 2 episode 2 covers “TEN-E”, the EU policy for planning and building cross-border energy networks, in light of the Draghi reports recommendations. In particular, it explores the TEN-E’s past achievements, its current role, and potential areas for improvement. For this episode, hosts Leonardo Meeus and Emma Menegatti are joined by Catharina Sikow-Magny from the Florence School of regulation. The conversation builds on Catharina’s recently published Policy Brief, “Making TEN-E into a truly European project”.

The Draghi report identifies energy network investments as critical to Europe. However, the group discussed how it fails to fully acknowledge the already existing TEN-E framework in its recommendations. The discussion moreover explored the different routes for improvement including EU funding mechanisms, regional coordination, and permitting processes.

See below for a link to the original Policy Brief
https://fsr.eui.eu/publications/?handle=1814/77413

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