Power Transmission - Now comes the hard part
Electricity distribution is a sovereign national responsibility; with sizzling demand, energy generation and distribution is also a major EU priority ...a fork in the road of European construction

Electricity distribution is a sovereign national responsibility; with sizzling demand, energy generation and distribution is also a major EU priority ...a fork in the road of European construction
Pulled in many directions, here and there, access to electricity has become too critical to be left under the guidance of mere state utilities - with unpredictable outcomes as political factions take sides
Energy giants normally operate risky strategies, making commitments over extended time horizons, but new regulatory demands, shifting consumer expectations and geopolitical backlash are adding multiple dimensions to risk - creating opportunity in the mix
The European Union has staked its reputation of responsible governance on ambitious green policies but a cost-benefit analysis might need to rank emission-reduction targets globally rather than regionally
Greens may be too closely indentified with scientific expertise on climate change to fully recognize the unintended consequences of principled policies, which call for compromise and understanding of the trade-offs required to stay on target