European dimension
- Improving energy policy coordination between EU Member States to address common challenges and take advantage of opportunities in the single energy market;
- Establish an information and exchange network between EU Member States to identify real-time vulnerabilities and common energy risks;
- Intensify collaboration with neighboring EU countries to diversify energy sources and reduce dependence on single external suppliers;
- Promoting investment in innovative energy technologies to reduce carbon emissions and support the transition to a sustainable Energy Union;
- Improving energy transport infrastructure between Member States to allow a more efficient and secure flow of resources;
- Establishment of a European Energy Security Fund to support critical infrastructure projects and address acute energy crises;
- Development of common energy storage capacities to meet energy requirements during peak periods and crisis situations;
- Extending research at EU level in the field of emerging energy technologies, with a special focus on energy storage solutions;
- Strengthen the strategic dialogue with the main energy-producing countries, in order to ensure stable and predictable supply flows for EU Member States;
- Promoting a culture of energy efficiency among EU citizens and industry, through information campaigns and by supporting consumer efficiency initiatives.