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SP 21

1. Introduction – Rebalancing the energy trilemma

2. Oil markets in 2023 – the year of the aftershocks

3. European Gas demand – key factors to keep an eye on in 2023

4. 2023 – A year for the EU to deliver the legislative framework of the Green Deal

5. Storage as an indicator of European market tightness

6. Final agreement on wholesale gas price caps foreshadows future challenges for EU energy policy

7. The EU regulatory framework governing solidarity during a gas crisis

8. Where will Europe get its gas from in 2023

9. China in 2023 A year of two halves

10. India’s G-20 Presidency

11. Revisiting the Africa-Europe energy relationship

12. The Global Stocktake – A critical update on climate action, or lack of it

13. Progress with climate finance ahead of COP28 will be vital in 2023

14. Article 6 post-COP27

15. Outlook for Carbon Removals Post-COP27

16. Methane emissions – the increasing importance of measurement, reporting, and verification

17. As China reopens, expect volatility

18. Electricity wholesale market design in Europe

19. Nuclear power in 2023 the ‘nuclear renaissance’ resurrected

20. How will the US Inflation Reduction Act affect hydrogen developments in 2023

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