The Future of UK-EU Energy Cooperation
Policies to strengthen UK-EU energy and climate cooperation in the Future Relationship
September 28, 2020
Since the 1980s, UK and EU energy markets have become increasingly intertwined. Brexit doesn’t have to set back the development of a secure, affordable, low-carbon energy system in the UK and the EU, but new approaches to will be needed.
In this paper, Policy Exchange explores new models for UK-EU energy cooperation based on shared interests in competitive energy markets, robust carbon pricing, and the sharing of renewable energy resources across borders.
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Authors

Ed Birkett
Head of Energy and Environment (2020-2022)

Benedict McAleenan
Senior Fellow, Energy and Environment (2019-2023)



