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The World Energy Markets Observatory : the 19th repport by Cap Gemini and I4CE

- By : Charlotte VAILLES

The World Energy Markets Observatory is an annual publication of Capgemini that aims to analyze the main current issues in the energy field: the challenges related to climate change, the energy and low-carbon transition, the state of the markets electricity and gas, the financial situation of the players in the sector and their digital transformation.

 

I4CE has been providing since 2015 an analysis of the European Union’s climate policies with a specific examination of the functioning of the EU ETS.

 

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08 Nov 2017

The World Energy Markets Observatory : the 19th repport by Cap Gemini and I4CE

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Charlotte VAILLES
Charlotte VAILLES
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