La Natolin Nests Series est une collection unique de publications issue des conférences annuelles organisées par le Climate and Energy Transition Nest au Collège d’Europe à Natolin. Chaque volume explore des enjeux critiques liés à la transition énergétique, à la politique énergétique européenne et à l'action internationale en matière de climat. Éditée par des chercheurs de renom, la série présente des contributions d'un éventail diversifié de panélistes, comprenant des étudiants, des anciens étudiants, des professeurs et des professionnels. Ces ouvrages visent à approfondir la compréhension du rôle mondial de l'Union européenne dans la gouvernance énergétique et climatique, offrant des perspectives précieuses et des recommandations prospectives pour un avenir durable.
This fourth volume in the Natolin Nests Series stems from the 5th Natolin Energy and Climate Conference, held on 20 June 2024 by students of the Madeleine Albright Promotion, within the Natolin Climate and Energy Transition Nest.
Edited by Dr Beatriz Martinez Romera of the University of Copenhagen, the book revisits the European Green Deal at a moment when its implementation is facing new political, social, economic and geopolitical pressures. Bringing together contributions from scholars, practitioners and College of Europe students, the volume explores the Green Deal’s social and justice dimensions, its impact on internal EU policies, and its wider global and geopolitical implications — from energy justice and trust in climate communication to agri-food policy, hydrogen strategy, international trade, CBAM and the Arctic.
Combining academic reflection with student initiative, this publication offers a timely and critical assessment of the European Green Deal’s achievements, tensions and future pathways, highlighting the challenges of delivering a green transition that is effective, legitimate and socially accepted.
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The e-book, edited by Suranjali TANDON (Associate Professor at National Institute of Public Finance and Policy), features contributions by a wide range of authors- amongst them College of Europe students from several promotions. The book is a thorough review of the EU’s engagement on Just Transition as authors identify challenges and suggest ways in which the EU’s interactions with the world can be more constructive.
This publication is part of a series of books that follow yearly conferences organized by the Energy and Climate Nest at the College of Europe in Natolin. The conferences tackle topics related to Energy Transition. This publication comes after the second conference, held on 21 June 2021. It builds on the discussions from the previous year and offers new insights and suggestions. We want to thank everyone who contributed to making this publication possible and for their valuable contributions to our understanding of energy and climate issues.
Authors: Kevin Le MERLE, Suranjali TANDON, Jarosław PIETRAS, Michael Martin RICHTER, Jakub A. BARTOSZEWSKI, Paulien VAN DE VELDE - VAN RUMST, Paolo MAZZOTTI, Ronan MCLAUGHLIN, Francesco SPERA, Francesca LEUCCI, Ina MISKULIN, Xinchuchu GAO.
Editor: Dr Suranjali TANDON
Series Editor: Dr Barbara BOBROWICZ.
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The e-book, entitled 'Shining a Light on Energy - 10 Years of the Lisbon Treaty', has its origins in the conference of the same name which was organised in Natolin in 2020.
Edited by Dr Anna HERRANZ-SURRALLÉS (Visiting Professor at the College of Europe in Natolin), the publication features contributions by a wide range of contributors - amongst them College of Europe students from several promotions. It assesses the changes and challenges of European Energy Policy subsequent to the passing of the 10th anniversary of the Lisbon Treaty in December 2019.
The e-book may be directly accessed below, or downloaded in PDF. The EPUB and MOBI files are available here.
From 1 to 5 June 2026, the College of Europe proudly welcomed the 13th cohort of Fellows of the LEAD Albania Program — a distinguished leadership initiative organized by the Albanian-American...