The big question: How should Europe structure energy policy for 2030?

摘要

When it comes to discussing future European energy policy frameworks, the City of London has a canny ability of switching off. The system's too bureaucratic, they'll argue, and there's limited scope to exert real influence. And for that reason, many of those within the square mile will focus instead on more immediate opportunities. Only the thing is, now that the renewable energy market is beginning to find its feet, it's this early stage opportunistic attitude that is changing. As the markets look tor greater stability and more long-term growth, it's inevitable that in order to achieve these new levels of industry assurance, certainty from government policy must be encouraged.