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Europe’s patchwork path to liberalisation

In the three years since the European Union’s Electricity Directive came into effect much has changed in Europe’s energy industry, but the industry is still far from achieving the goal of a pan-European energy market, as Matt Horsbrugh discovers

The political motives guiding French obstruction to further energy market liberalisation at the European Union summit in Barcelona in March seem slight, given the tumultuous turn of events in the country’s recent presidential vote.

Throughout Europe, political concerns over the rise of radical political parties has eclipsed the professed economic ambitions of the summit. The summit was, in

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