In this podcast [25 min], Insightview has interviewed chief analyst Anders Christian Overvad from the Danish think tank, EUROPA. Through evidence-based inquiry, EUROPA aims to substantiate and improve the foundation on which policy decisions with a bearing on Denmark’s position in Europe are being made – irrespective of political ideology.
Today, Brussels is discussing how to respond to the ongoing energy crisis. In a few weeks, world leaders will meet in Glasgow to discuss the next step in the green transition. This raises the question, what is the current status of the green transition? Insightview asks Anders Christian Overvad, who is currently researching the green transitions and the European energy sector, whether the energy crisis could derail the European Union's green transition?
See also the charts provided by the think tank, EUROPA.
Figure 1 Inability to keep home adequately warm
Figure 2 Greenhouse gas emissions in the EU
Figure 3 Greenhouse gas emissions by source sector for the EU
Figure 4 Primary energy production by fuel in the EU
Figure 5 Imports of energy products in the EU
Figure 6 Gross inland energy consumption in the EU
Figure 7 Gross inland energy consumption by fuel in the EU [2019]
Figure 8 Change in greenhouse gas emissions since 1990
Music: Melodyloops, 'Technology Park' – by MediaM
