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Stadt, Region und Verkehrswesen,olarly attention among analysts of the EU, apart from those primarily interested in energy. However after 1985 period energy policy became one of the concerns of the general internal market programme giving rise to various initiatives of an integrative character designed and carried out by the Commi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10894-6the major governments. In this chapter we will look at how these governments have acted in the EU policy-making process. We have chosen to emphasise the roles of four major governments, but will also include other states when relevant. All the governments have their own energy interests to protect,

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Integration in die StadtgesellschaftWe turn now to energy policy proposals that go beyond the IEM to the formation of a common energy policy (CEP), whereby policy-making power would be transferred from the member states to the EU institutions, informally and/or formally.