By&nbsp Tatiana Mindekova, Policy Advisor at the global energy think tank ‘Ember’. She holds a Master’s degree in Environment, Politics, and Society from University College London.

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17/08/2026 – 16:03 GMT+2

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The EU is experiencing its second energy crisis in four years. Countries and households are feeling the impact of dependence on fossil fuel imports, as well as exposure to volatile global gas and oil markets.

Domestic clean electricity can help break this cycle. For instance in Spain, strong growth in…

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