• FARIA Renewables offers a company perspective in “The Compliance Challenge”, explaining why early voluntary alignment with CSRD and the EU sustainable finance architecture has become a strategic decision for governance maturity, operational resilience and long-term competitiveness in the renewable energy sector.
• Deloitte Greece contributes a market-level analysis in “The Flexibility Revolution Shaping the Energy Future”, examining how flexibility, storage, demand response and grid innovation are strengthening system reliability, supporting the economic viability of the energy transition and shaping the future structure of energy markets.

This Special Edition of In Focus celebrates HAEE’s 10-year anniversary by showcasing cutting-edge academic research presented at the 10th HAEE Energy Transition Symposium. Featuring both concise abstracts and in-depth papers, it explores key topics shaping the global energy transition, including energy security, CCUS integration, green hydrogen, electricity market reform, and climate resilience. The publication bridges academia, policy, and industry, offering fresh insights and practical recommendations for navigating a sustainable and secure energy future.

The seventh edition of In Focus, titled "China in the Energy Transition: A Global Game Changer", provides a thorough exploration of China’s shifting energy dynamics and its expanding role in the global energy transition. Covering topics from its leadership in solar energy and advancements in battery technology to developments in smart grids, hydrogen, and global energy diplomacy, the issue presents a detailed and timely assessment of the world’s most influential energy powerhouse.

The sixth edition of In Focus, titled "From Dubai to Baku: A Year of Climate Diplomacy", delves into the pivotal climate initiatives and international agreements shaping the future of the energy sector. This issue explores the themes highlighted at COP28 in Dubai and anticipates the priorities of COP29, hosted in Azerbaijan, with a focus on fostering global collaboration in climate action.

The fifth edition of In Focus is titled "Innovation in the Energy Sector Toward the Net Zero Era”, focusing on innovative technologies of the energy sector, such as solar-wind power integration, rooftop turbines, and next-gen hydrogen technologies, and on the importance of innovation as a driving force in general.

The fourth edition of In Focus is titled “Assessing the Energy Transition of the Greek Islands”, focusing on various aspects of the islands' energy transition. It delves into the energy policies, regulatory frameworks, current status, and plans for interconnecting the islands with the mainland grid over the next decade.

The 3rd issue of "In Focus" entitled "The NEXT DAY of the GREEK ENERGY LANDSCAPE" explores how the "New" NECP aims and national objectives are impacting the future of the Greek energy landscape. Ιt explores the "future" of the eight pillars of energy strategy (fossil fuels, solar and onshore wind, offshore wind, green hydrogen, energy storage, grid/interconnections, energy efficiency, and e-mobility), the investments and the projects planned for the near future. This issue concludes with recommendations that address several different areas for achieving a more effective and sustainable energy system.

The 2nd issue of "In Focus" is entitled "Accelerating Energy Transition Investments". The edition gives an overview of the key investment schemes at European and national level, and focuses on the emerging technology solutions, presenting the major developments in the respective investment activities. Last but not least, the issue highlights the threats and opportunities that may arise from an "accelerated transition" and investments may be affected by these.

HAEE launches a new online publication "In Focus", dedicated to contribute to knowledge advancement of energy economics. The first issue "The European Energy Security in the spotlight" adumbrates the reasons that led to the EU’s dependency on Russian natural gas, delves into the implications of the Russia-Ukraine war in Europe, examines the possible challenges and limitations that the REPowerEU plan may entail and highlights the possible opportunities for Greece to overcome the energy crisis and be transformed into a regional energy hub.