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This week marks the end of our series on the nexus of competitiveness and the energy transition. Over the past seven episodes, we've delved into the key questions facing European industry as it strives for economic strength and decarbonisation.
In this final episode, David, Jan, and Kira reflect on the insights from our guests, revisiting our first episode on the European Commission’s Clean Industrial Deal and the Draghi report and exploring why competitiveness has become a central concern for lawmakers and business leaders alike.
We’ve covered a lot, from understanding China's role in the global energy transition and navigating complex geopolitical landscapes, to examining the implications of the shifting world order on trade. We also explored practical pathways for European industrial decarbonisation over the next decade, the pivotal role of industrial energy efficiency, and the potential of Europe’s offshore wind sector. Finally, we tackled the important issue of power prices and the potential impact of a decarbonised economy on energy bills.
Tune in to this final episode to hear our reflections and join the conversation. We also encourage you to share your own thoughts and insights on the key themes explored throughout this series—what have you learned, and what do you believe are the most important steps for Europe to take next?
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