On-Demand: 2023 Energy Crisis: Opportunities to Shape the EU’s Energy Transition

Europe’s energy system is facing an unprecedented crisis. And the most difficult challenges may still lie ahead.

Russian gas imports, once critical for power, heating, and industrial processes, plunged in 2022 following the EU's efforts to phase them out. Meanwhile, supply and demand issues push wholesale electricity and gas prices up, severely affecting households and businesses.

There has been a range of EU policy responses. From structural policies aimed at speeding up the clean energy transition and protecting consumers at risk, to emergency measures such as demand reduction targets and caps on gas prices and market revenues of electricity producers.

In 2023, EU leadership will further look at ways to appease this crisis, shielding consumers from high prices and accelerating the energy transition.

Watch the webinar recording to hear from EU Issue Tracker analysts and industry experts on the trends in energy policy and markets and what risks and opportunities organisations face in 2023.

Experts discussed:

• The upcoming reform of the electricity market and what we can expect

• Updates on emergency regulations put forth in the second half of 2022

• Gas price cap regulations and securing the gas supply to protect citizens and the economy

• How to further accelerate the EU’s energy transition and boost competitiveness — Europe’s shift to renewables and renewable energy directive

• EU energy crisis and global implications with economic and market effects

Speakers:
- Anne Radermecker, policy officer at the European Commission, DG Energy
- Eberhard Röhm-Malcotti, head of EU energy policy at Axpo
- Arben Kllokoqi, director for electricity market design at the European Federation of Energy Traders
- Álvaro De La Fuente, energy and climate analyst at FiscalNote EU Issue Tracker
- Moderated by: Geraint Edwards, managing director, FiscalNote Europe