EU Energy Plan faces two-year uphill battle
Low energy prices and differences over Russia could block plans for a European energy union
Updated: Apr 30, 2015
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- Energy security solidarity and trust
- Fully integrated European energy market
- Energy efficiency to moderate demand
- Decarbonising the economy
- Research innovation and competitiveness
- New impetus, old obstacles
- Low energy prices
- Russian dependence
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