Who we are

EPG is an independent, non-profit think tank focused on energy and climate policy in Romania and the European Union. Founded in 2014, EPG operates as a policy research institute primarily financed through competitive grants, philanthropic organisations and, to a limited extent, private sector projects. EPG aims to promote an evidence-based dialogue on how to balance decarbonisation, economic competitiveness and social fairness, engaging decision-makers, industry, and the public.  

Who we are

The Energy Policy Group (EPG) is a Bucharest-based non-profit, independent think-tank specializing in energy and climate policy, market analytics and energy strategy, grounded in February 2014. EPG’s regional focus is Eastern Europe and the Black Sea Basin. Its analyses, though, are informed by wider trends and processes at global and EU levels.

Read our latest publications covering a broad range of topics in the field of energy and climate policy, written by our team of experts

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EPG Programmes

Podcast

Watch the conversation between Constantin Postoiu and Ciprian Stănescu addressing the expansion of the EU Emissions Trading System through a dedicated scheme for the buildings and road transport sectors (ETS2).

Find out how the new system will affect prices and what mechanisms the EU has created to shield vulnerable consumers from rising costs.

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June

The 6th Business Summit Go Net Zero Energy Central & Eastern Europe10-11 June 2026Grand Hotel Bucharest EPG RoleMedia PartnerTypeConferenceLanguageEnglishDetailsThis event requires registration.(All Day)(GMT+03:00) View in my time

Annual report

2025 marked a year of consolidation and regional engagement for EPG. We:

  • Continued to advance evidence-based energy and climate policies, while strengthening cooperation with national and local authorities on renewable energy planning and carbon capture and storage solutions;
  • Consolidated our governance framework through the renewal of the Advisory Board chaired by Valeriu Binig and the establishment of an International Advisory Committee chaired by Christian Egenhofer, while also expanding our regional engagement across Central and South Eastern Europe.