The Kyoto policy of Belgium
Since the start of negotiations on the Kyoto Protocol, the Belgian authorities have always taken a favourable position towards an ambitious climate change regime, both at international and European level. […]
Since the start of negotiations on the Kyoto Protocol, the Belgian authorities have always taken a favourable position towards an ambitious climate change regime, both at international and European level. […]
The energy markets have undergone fundamental changes during the last years: the rise of oil and gas prices, the progressive liberalization in many western countries, various forms of re-nationalization in […]
Studia Diplomatica
– Towards a real new energy Policy for the European Union? The 2007 Challenge, Franklin Dehousse – The internal European energy market, Franklin Dehousse, Sami Andoura and Renaud Dehin – […]
When reflecting over the question addressed, i.e. “can the G8 contribute to reconciling the interests of the various players” in the area of energy and climate change, one might be […]
2nd Symposium: How can we finance the EU energy transition towards a low-carbon economy? Egmont – The Royal Institute for International Relations and the Development Group organized a symposium entitled ‘How can […]
2014 will be a critical year for both the EU and its energy policy. Therefore, Egmont – Royal Institute for International Relations and the Development Group are going to hold […]
Conference with Professor Jean Pascal van Ypersele. (Photo credit: Pierre Marcel, Flickr)
EGMONT supported by H.E. Mr. Didier Reynders, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and European Affairs, has opened a dialogue with a team of international experts in […]