Abstract

The paper aims to provide an oversight on the new European Union’s energy policy: the establishment and functioning of Europe-wide energy transportation networks. A common European energy strategy and corresponding policy of the European Union has been established after the revision of the fundamental Treaties and the establishment of the Lisbon Treaty in 2009. The aim is to provide the delivery of sustainable, secure and competitive energy necessary for the functioning of the European Union. The paper argues that such steps are in accordance with the European Union’s new competence, without exceeding it.

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