ETPR
Energy Turbulence - The Political Response
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- 01.04.2025–30.04.2029
The project investigates the relationship between energy security and transition in today's turbulent political situation, focusing mainly on the EU's energy policy and the interaction with pandemic, war, and climate change on one hand, and markets and industrial organization of different energy sectors on the other.
About the project
The "Energy Turbulence - the political response" project focuses on the existing and developing relationship between energy transition and energy security in today's turbulent political situation. Specifically, the project studies the EU's energy policy and the interaction between 'energy-external' changes such as pandemic, war, the rise of political extremism and climate change on one side, and markets and industrial organization of different energy sectors, particularly oil, natural gas and renewable energy on the other.
Visit our blog for updates and information regarding the project: Energy Geopolitics & Statecraft | Francesco Sassi | Substack
Publications
Book
Claes, Dag Harald, ed. Energy Politics in a Turbulent Era. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2025.
Article
Sassi, Francesco. "Electricity as Infrastructural Power: Mapping the Physical and Social Dimensions of Norway–EU Interdependence". Politics and Governance. https://doi.org/10.17645/pag.12246
Funding
Akademia-avtalen UiO-Equinor 2024-2028
Norwegian
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