How Can We Ensure Energy Security in Europe as We Transition to Clean Energy?

Marie-Laure Hicks, Ioli Howard, Jacob Ohrvik-Stott, Michelle Qu, Dominic Yiangou, Susan Guthrie, Maarten de Vries, Isabel Nieuwenhuijse, Nina Voulis, Michiel Bongaerts, et al.

ResearchPosted on rand.org Jul 8, 2024Published in: Publications Office of the European Union website (2024). DOI: 10.2777/632157

In the coming decades energy security will depend less on uninterrupted access to fossil energy sources and will be increasingly determined by the access to clean energy technologies, materials and components, covering all important distinct value chains. This study, delivered by RAND Europe, CE Delft and E3-Modelling for the European Commission assessed the energy security challenges of 17 clean energy value chains now and looking to 2050, and identified 30 research and innovation actions to address them. The bespoke methodology brought together futures methods and macroeconomic modelling, value chains analysis and strategic decision-making tools to set out priorities for action.

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  • Copyright: European Union
  • Publisher: Publications Office of the European Union
  • Availability: Non-RAND
  • Year: 2024
  • Pages: 3
  • Document Number: EP-70545

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