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This study examines energy prices for a selection of five energy-intensive sectors of EU industry: i) steel; ii) aluminium (primary & downstream); iii) wall and floor tiles; iv) bricks and roof tiles; ...

As the EU and Japan commit to net-zero by 2050, their energy systems will undergo profound transformations. This will require an entirely new scale of low-carbon generation and system flexibility to ...

As the EU seeks to secure access to Critical Raw Materials (CRMs), CRM-related technical standardisation has been gaining increasing policy attention. Technical standards are essential for the private ...

In a world increasingly subject to uncertainty and crisis, Europe has a responsibility to lead the way in tackling global challenges, using science and technology for the benefit of us all. A key ...

With early decisions from the Trump 2.0 White House suggesting major shifts in US foreign policy, many anticipate a cooling in the EU-US partnership. The European Union’s current priorities in its ...

Late payments are a major obstacle to the competitiveness and growth of businesses across the EU, having particularly dire consequences for SMEs. Delayed payments significantly affect firms’ ability ...

We are very happy to publish our Annual Report 2024. It showcases CEPS activities and achievements throughout the year, including on CEPS’ research priorities, the role we’ve played in the political ...

The EU should stick to its course, pursue the Green Deal and complete the single market. It needs to demonstrate its resolve and act united as a new – potentially hostile – US administration rolls in ...

Europe’s engagement with the new Syrian leadership has been notably swift, yet it still refuses to recognise the Taliban. On 19 December 2024, the European Council issued guidelines for recognising ...

As reported in the European Commission’s latest annual ‘Enlargement Package’, the last year saw an important new dynamic. But ambiguities and contradictions open up questions about the very nature of ...

The debate on the future of capital market supervision in Europe has gained renewed momentum, particularly following remarks made in November 2023 by European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, ...