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  1. Europe at a turning point
    Contributor: Waechter, Matthias (HerausgeberIn); Palige, Aline (HerausgeberIn); Baechler, Laurent (HerausgeberIn)
    Published: 2023; ©2023
    Publisher:  Nomos, Baden-Baden

    Der russische Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine stellt in vielerlei Hinsicht einen Wendepunkt für die Europäische Union dar. Praktisch alle Politikbereiche sind davon betroffen, von der gemeinsamen Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik über unsere Position... more

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    Der russische Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine stellt in vielerlei Hinsicht einen Wendepunkt für die Europäische Union dar. Praktisch alle Politikbereiche sind davon betroffen, von der gemeinsamen Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik über unsere Position gegenüber Verbündeten wie den Vereinigten Staaten und wichtigen geopolitischen Akteuren wie China. Der Krieg hat Auswirkungen auf unsere Energiesicherheit, die Energiepreise und die Art und Weise, wie wir den Übergang zu kohlenstoffneutralen Energiequellen organisieren. Die Inflation ist nach Europa zurückgekehrt, und viele Bürger fühlen sich von der Anhäufung von Krisen seit dem Ausbruch der Covid19-Pandemie im Jahre 2020 überfordert. Die in diesem Buch versammelten Aufsätze wurden von Forschern im Umfeld des CIFE (Centre international de formation européenne) in Nizza und Berlin verfasst. Sie befassen sich mit verschiedenen Herausforderungen für die EU, die durch die Zeitenwende des Jahres 2022 ausgelöst wurden. Mit Beiträgen von Laurent Baechler | Michel-Henry Bouchet | Flo Van den Broek | Philipp Brugner | Eda Bülbül | Martin Fleischer | Tobias Flessenkemper | Rachel Guyet | Gabrielle Heyvaert | András Inotai | Arnaud Leconte | Jeffrey Lu | Hartmut Marhold | Kristian Nielsen | Aline Palige | Kyriakos Revelas | Herman Van Rompuy | Merve Samalp | Sarah Sporys | George Tzogopoulos | Jean-Claude Vérez | Matthias Waechter The Russian war of aggression against Ukraine is a turning point for the European Union in many different respects. Practically all the EU’s policy areas are affected by it, from its common foreign and security policy to its position in relation to its allies, like the United States, and to key geopolitical actors such as China. The war impacts our energy security, energy costs, and the way we need to organise our transition to carbon-neutral sources. Inflation has returned to Europe, and many citizens feel overwhelmed by the accumulation of crises since the outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020. The essays assembled in this book were written by researchers affiliated to CIFE (Centre international de formation européenne) in Nice and Berlin. They address various challenges to the EU triggered by the turning point of 2022. With contributions by Laurent Baechler | Michel-Henry Bouchet | Flo Van den Broek | Philipp Brugner | Eda Bülbül | Martin Fleischer | Tobias Flessenkemper | Rachel Guyet | Gabrielle Heyvaert | András Inotai | Arnaud Leconte | Jeffrey Lu | Hartmut Marhold | Kristian Nielsen | Aline Palige | Kyriakos Revelas | Herman Van Rompuy | Merve Samalp | Sarah Sporys | George Tzogopoulos | Jean-Claude Vérez | Matthias Waechter

     

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  2. Securing decarbonized road transport
    a comparison of how EV deployment has become a critical dimension of battery security strategies for China, the EU, and the USR
    Published: December 2021
    Publisher:  Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Milano, Italia

    This paper compares how the pursuit of self-sufficient Lithium-ion battery production by the three main geo-economic players (China, the European Union, and the United States) is unfolding by looking at the electrification of the transport sector.... more

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    This paper compares how the pursuit of self-sufficient Lithium-ion battery production by the three main geo-economic players (China, the European Union, and the United States) is unfolding by looking at the electrification of the transport sector. The analysis of this paper uses the concept of energy security and the 4 As outlined by the Asia Pacific Energy Research Center (2007) to outline the availability, accessibility, affordability, and acceptability of Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) batteries for each respective actor. This paper aims to compare the dynamics of each geoeconomic player’s EV deployment along these four indicators. Most work in this field assesses the battery strategies of these three geo-economic players individually or focuses on EV deployment from a purely economics perspective. In contrast, this paper attempts to bridge this gap through the framework of energy security to compare how each of the three player’s battery strategy connects to broader EV deployment. Adopting this framework allows us to highlight how China’s strong industrial policies and generous incentives contrast to the government multilateral alliance-building done in the European Union and the overwhelmingly dominant role of private actors found in the United States. This paper is part of a series of working papers comparing the climate and energy policies of China, the European Union, and the United States to better understand the geopolitics surrounding global decarbonization.

     

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    Source: Union catalogues
    Language: English
    Media type: Book
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    Series: Working paper / Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei ; 2021, 035
    Subjects: Lithium-Ion Batteries; Electric Vehicles; Energy Transition; Energy Security; China; theEuropean Union; the United States
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  3. Energy dependency and long-run growth
    Published: December 2022
    Publisher:  Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Milano, Italia

    We investigate whether the degree of energy dependency of countries influences their macroeconomic performance in terms of long-run growth. Specifically, we study whether the impact of energy price changes on economic growth differs depending on a... more

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    We investigate whether the degree of energy dependency of countries influences their macroeconomic performance in terms of long-run growth. Specifically, we study whether the impact of energy price changes on economic growth differs depending on a country's degree of energy dependency. There are two novel aspects in this paper. First, all energy commodities are considered, not only oil, and second, our work goes beyond the standard distinction between energy importing and exporting countries. We claim that energy importing and exporting countries are too heterogeneous in terms of net energy imports, energy consumption, and level of development to be clustered and analysed together. Relying on a sample clusterization in groups of countries with a similar degree of energy dependency and using a cross-sectionally augmented panel autoregressive distributed lag (CS-ARDL) approach, we show that countries with a high degree of energy dependency are associated with a negative and significant long-run energy price elasticity of GDP, while countries with a low degree experience the opposite effect, and more balanced countries are less or not significantly affected. Moreover, we contribute to the resource curse paradox showing that the energy price volatility negatively affects the long-run economic growth of countries with a low degree of energy dependency, but it does not hamper the long-run growth of other countries. We argue that the impact of energy price changes differs across countries with a different degree of energy dependency and that a balanced degree of energy dependency is preferable. Therefore, we suggest major energy importers should reduce their degree of energy dependency, while major energy exporters may differentiate their energy production, avoiding to rely only on fossil sources. Renewable sources may be a key driver to improve the management of the degree of energy dependency.

     

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    Language: English
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    Series: Working paper / Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei ; 2022, 42
    Subjects: Energy Price; Volatility; Energy Security; Economic Growth; Heterogeneous Panel; Institutions; Resource Curse
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (circa 31 Seiten), Illustrationen