DG Energy

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DG Energy is the European Commission department responsible for developing and implementing EU energy policy, including security of supply, sustainability, and the internal energy market.

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instanceOf Directorate-General of the European Commission ⓘ
European Commission department ⓘ
abbreviation DG Energy ⓘ
aimsAt decarbonisation of the EU energy system ⓘ
improving energy security in the EU ⓘ
integration of renewable energy sources ⓘ
promoting energy efficiency in the EU ⓘ
cooperatesWith Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators ⓘ
EU Member States energy ministries ⓘ
energy industry stakeholders ⓘ
environmental and consumer organisations ⓘ
national energy regulators in EU Member States ⓘ
drafts proposals for EU energy legislation ⓘ
fullName Directorate‑General for Energy ⓘ
governs aspects of EU electricity markets ⓘ
aspects of EU gas markets ⓘ
headquartersCountry Belgium ⓘ
headquartersLocation Brussels ⓘ
linked to: Brussels, Belgium
implements EU energy directives ⓘ
involvedIn EU energy and climate governance framework ⓘ
EU energy infrastructure policy ⓘ
EU external energy relations ⓘ
energy aspects of the European Green Deal ⓘ
trans‑European energy networks policy ⓘ
jurisdiction European Union ⓘ
languageOfWork English ⓘ
French ⓘ
German ⓘ
locatedIn Berlaymont building (European Commission headquarters) ⓘ
linked to: Berlaymont building
overseenBy European Commissioner for Energy ⓘ
parentOrganization European Commission ⓘ
partOf European Commission ⓘ
policyArea energy ⓘ
energy efficiency ⓘ
internal energy market ⓘ
nuclear energy policy (non‑proliferation and safety aspects within EU competence) ⓘ
renewable energy ⓘ
security of supply ⓘ
reportsTo European Commissioner for Energy ⓘ
responsibleFor EU energy policy ⓘ
EU internal energy market ⓘ
development of EU energy legislation ⓘ
implementation of EU energy legislation ⓘ
security of energy supply in the EU ⓘ
sustainability of the EU energy system ⓘ
sector public administration ⓘ
supports completion of the EU internal energy market ⓘ
website https://energy.ec.europa.eu/ ⓘ

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