Abstract
The changing global landscape of the twenty-first century saw the emergence of new challenges which threaten the economic prosperity of states, the well-being of nations, and the human rights of individuals. This chapter takes the view that some of those challenges, which have affected the European Union and its citizens profoundly, can be resolved through an effective and unified system of energy governance. Accordingly, this chapter demonstrates that successful decarbonization through regional and global collective action will both boost the economy and help resolve significant human rights issues and concerns that continue to plague the European Union, such as the current refugee crisis.
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