EPTA report 2025 on Energy Mix released
This year's EPTA report on the topic "Transformation of the energy mix" has been released
Source: MN/EPTA
During the annual EPTA conference in Paris on 13 October 2025, OPECST released on behalf of EPTA the topical report on the transformation of the energy mix. 20 EPTA members contributed to this interesting report, OPECST added a chapter summarising the main results for policy-makers. From the preface:
"Achieving European Union’s 2050 carbon neutrality goal requires a profound and accelerated transformation of energy systems. This transition involves not only a reconfiguration of the energy mix, but also far-reaching technological consequences stemming from the choices made, as well as the crucial issue of social acceptability.
This report examines the deep structural shifts in national energy systems that are underway. It also looks into the new technological and industrial challenges related to this transition, and considers public acceptance and the capacity of societies to manage the social costs and benefits of the energy transition."
Download the report here.
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