Publications

Recent publications

Leveraging funding for energy efficiency in buildings in South East Europe

15 April 2019Jorge Núñez-Ferrer

This paper addresses the possibility of creating financial instruments so that large scale energy efficiency renovation programmes can be substantially financed by the private secto

Composition and drivers of energy prices and costs in energy intensive industries

22 January 2019Christian Egenhofer, Dr. Felice Simonelli , Prof. Dr. Andrea Renda, Eleanor Drabik, Aurélie Faure-Schuyer, Vasileios Rizos

CEPS led a major study commissioned by the European Commission on the composition and drivers of energy prices and costs in energy intensive industries.

Tools to boost investment in low-carbon technologies

26 September 2018Milan Elkerbout, Christian Egenhofer

Objectives set by the EU in line with the Paris Agreement will, over time, lead to demands for greenhouse gas emissions reductions including, increasingly, from energy-intensive industries that can only be fulfilled by rapid deployment of breakthrough low-carbon techn

Prospects for electric vehicle batteries in a circular economy

12 July 2018 Eleanor Drabik, Vasileios Rizos

Electric vehicles are a key technology to decarbonise the road transport sector and their use is expected to increase, thereby increasing demand for lithium-ion batteries.

The European Battery Alliance: Ambitions and requirements

04 May 2018Aurélie Faure-Schuyer

A European alliance of battery manufacturers (European Battery Alliance) was launched in 2017. This contributes provides some insight into the Alliance’s strategy and the challenges it faces before publication of the review of the Clean Energy Package.

The Role of Business in the Circular Economy: Markets, Processes and Enabling Policies

28 March 2018Vasileios Rizos, Arno Behrens, Eleanor Drabik, David Rinaldi, Katja Tuokko

The circular economy is attracting significant interest worldwide, as evidenced by the numerous government strategies, business commitments and partnerships devoted to its development.