Increasing the EU’s Energy Independence

Europe’s dependence on imports of natural gas is a growing concern. Given the very limited opportunities for increasing domestic natural gas production, increased energy efficiency and greater use of renewable energy sources are the main options…

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Increasing the EU’s Energy Independence

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