Titlebook: Energy Policy Making in the EU; Building the Agenda Jale Tosun,Sophie Biesenbender,Kai Schulze Book 2015 Springer-Verlag London 2015 Biofue

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Exporting the Energy Acquis: The External Agenda Shaping Power of the EUy with a view to expand its regulatory reach to third states. The EU’s main instrument of this process is the Energy Community (EnC), which establishes a legal and institutional framework for EU rule exportation. These developments raise important questions. Given the difficulties in developing its

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Against All Odds: The Liberalisation of the European Natural Gas Market—A Multiple Streams Perspectia and a decade more to be finally adopted. Given the head start energy matters and the idea of a common market had in today’s European Union, the long time it took for agenda shaping and policy decision regarding energy liberalisation was surprising. Taking the liberalisation of the natural gas mark

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Designing Financing Mechanisms for Electricity from Renewable Energy Sources: The Role of the Europeasingly integrated European electricity market. We analyse the role of the European Commission as an agenda-setter in trying to influence the design of these finance mechanisms over the past two decades. The European Commission at times pursues two contradictory objectives. On the one hand, the Euro

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The EU Energy Poverty and Vulnerability Agenda: An Emergent Domain of Transnational Action-making level. Theoretically, it is based on the literature on policy mobilities. Empirically, it engages in a triangulation of data from the secondary literature and interviews in various EU institutions. The analysis shows that agenda-shaping in the EU poverty domain has been mainly driven from ab

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Regulating Hydraulic Fracturing: The Effects of Issue Redefinition appropriate regulatory regime for such activities at the European level. The issues of shale gas extraction and the use of hydraulic fracturing were brought onto the EU policy agenda by the European Council. The policy image created by the European Council was a positive one, which linked shale gas