Energy crisis exposes flaws in European policy [Gas in Transition]

Increased market liberalisation over the years, greater reliance on renewables and shrinking investment in gas supply help explain why Europe has been hit hardest by the global energy supply crunch. [Gas in Transition, Volume 1, Issue 7]

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