Russian energy sources and the EU security policy

Proroković, Dušan (2023) Russian energy sources and the EU security policy. In: How to deal with uncertainties in increasingly complex environment? : (the new cartography of risk and crises) : proceedings of the international scientific conference held in Cavtat – Dubrovnik September 27-29, 2022. Faculty of Philosophy – Institute for Security, Defense and Peace, “Ss. Cyril and Methodius” University: Center for Risk Analysis and Crisis Management (CARUK), Skopje ; Belgrade, pp. 113-134. ISBN 978-608-238-233-3

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Abstract

t is impossible to plan EU security policy without ensuring energy security. Stable access to energy sources is the basis for creating economic policy. Considering the importance of the EU for the whole of Europe, it is impossible to ensure continental security without the EU energy security. The thesis that it is necessary to reduce imports and rely on one’s own resources has been present in the EU projections for years. However, little has been done in this regard. Europe’s security still depends on Russian energy, regardless of announcements of the EU officials that a different scenario is possible by 2027 or 2030.

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