Title Prioritization in EU energy policy : energy security first, then Energy Union / by Alan Riley

Published Washington, DC : Atlantic Council, 2015

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Description 1 online resource (11 pages) : color photograph Contents Executive summary -- Introduction -- Energy Union -- Dealing with the EU's key energy security threat -- Prioritizing energy security in the EU's Energy Union -- Putting in place the building blocks for the Energy Union Summary The European Commission's new "Energy Union" Communication purports to provide the Union with a comprehensive energy strategy. This paper argues that the Commission, in developing its Energy Union work program, needs to focus its efforts on delivering a number of key solutions to the states at risk because of Russian supply dependency. This prioritization involves focusing on key cross-border infrastructure projects, bringing the EU's energy liberalization rules into full effect, and in part working with non-EU partners, such as Ukraine and Turkey, to help them improve their own and the EU's supply security Notes "June 2015"--Title page Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (Atlantic Council, viewed December 17, 2015) Subject Energy security -- European Union countries Energy development -- European Union countries Energy development -- Environmental aspects -- European Union countries Power resources -- European Union countries Energy industries -- European Union countries Energy security -- International cooperation Energy development. Energy development -- Environmental aspects. Energy industries. Energy security. Power resources. European Union countries. Form Electronic book Author Atlantic Council of the United States. Global Energy Center, issuing body. ISBN 9781619779990 1619779994

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