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EU denktank Bruegel – de exploderende gasprijzen

EU denktank Bruegel, Corona, Brexit

Bij EU denktank Bruegel gaat het deze week over de exploderende gas- en benzineprijzen, en hoe dat er de komende maanden verder aan toe zal gaan.

Why the sudden spike in European electricity and gas prices?

Wholesale gas prices have reached record highs in the past months, leaving EU governments scrambling for emergency aid to help households cope with their rising bills. However, this is not only about energy: though its origins might be environmental, there are diplomatic, social and economic consequences for governments and citizens. And less than two months after the EU’s bold ‘Fit-for-55’ climate initiative, a gas crisis is threatening the EU’s green agenda.

In this episode of The Sound of Economics, Giuseppe Porcaro hosts Bruegel scholars Simone Tagliapietra and Georg Zachmann on the back of their recent blog post on the price of electricity.

Duur: 29:02 min.

Publicatie 23 september

 

Recommended readings:

Tagliapietra, S. and G. Zachmann (2021) ‘Rethinking the security of the European Union’s gas supply, Policy Contribution 2016, Bruegel

Tagliapietra, S. and G. Zachmann (2021) ‘Is Europe’s gas and electricity price surge a one-off?’, Bruegel Blog, 13 September


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1 reactie

  1. Cool Pete schreef:

    Een gesubsidieerde “EU”-denk tank gaat zich buigen over de gas- en benzine-prijzen,
    die bepaald worden door “EU”-beleid.
    Dat gaat de zaken oplossen.

    NEXIT !