Mapping a Public Pathway for Europe’s Energy Transition

Reclaiming Europe’s Energy Future

In the midst of a crippling energy and cost-of-living crisis, Mapping a Public Pathway for Europe’s Energy Transition delivers a compelling critique of Europe’s failing energy system. This comprehensive study reveals how, despite public promises of reform, the EU’s reliance on a liberalized, profit-driven energy market continues to drive up prices and threatens its own climate goals. At a time when the European Commission promises competitiveness and a green industry, the data at hand presents a very different reality.

However, in his analysis, Sean Sweeney goes beyond this grim picture and presents a bold vision for a publicly owned, democratically controlled energy system. From production to distribution and public financing, the study outlines actionable steps to redefine a model that serves people over profit, and can respond to the specific challenges posed by the European energy transition.

Nessim Achouche, Project Manager RLS Brussels

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