In many respects, Europe has recently experienced a rude awakening, albeit a salutary one. Barely recovered from the Covid pandemic, it has had to contend with the most serious energy supply crisis since the oil shocks of the 1970s, due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent disruption of Russian gas supplies, particularly via the Nord Stream pipelines.
Author: Valérie Plagnol, Commissaire, membre du Collège de la Commission de Régulation de l’Energie, Fondation Robert Schuman
This article is available on the Fondation Robert Schuman website.
The French version is available here.
