Report published September 24, 2026
Fact or Fiction? The Surprising Reality of Europe's Energy Outlook – ING Research
ING · September 24, 2026
In the sixth instalment of ING's European Pitch Book series, Chief Economist Marieke Blom examines Europe's energy transition outlook. She tests common perceptions against lesser-known facts, showing the transition is far more nuanced than standard narratives of cost and compromise suggest.
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Key Takeaways
- 1.Europe's energy transition is commonly viewed as a narrative of costs, compromises, and setbacks, but key underlying facts indicate a much more nuanced reality.
- 2.The analysis re-evaluates conventional assumptions and highlights lesser-known realities shaping the European energy outlook.
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