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Meireles, M., Max Alberto López-Maciel, José Villar, André Oliveira, Edimar Ramalho, Fátima Lima...Alves, M. R. (2024). Impact of COVID-19 and Ukraine-Russia Conflict on the National Energy and Climate Strategies of Portugal and Spain. EEM 2024 – 20th International Conference on European Energy Market.
Exportar Referência (IEEE) 
M. A. Meireles et al.,  "Impact of COVID-19 and Ukraine-Russia Conflict on the National Energy and Climate Strategies of Portugal and Spain", in EEM 2024 – 20th Int. Conf. on European Energy Market, Istambul, 2024
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@misc{meireles2024_1742351306958,
	author = "Meireles, M. and Max Alberto López-Maciel and José Villar and André Oliveira and Edimar Ramalho and Fátima Lima and Madaleno, M. and Marta Ferreira Dias and Alves, M. R.",
	title = "Impact of COVID-19 and Ukraine-Russia Conflict on the National Energy and Climate Strategies of Portugal and Spain",
	year = "2024",
	howpublished = "Ambos (impresso e digital)"
}
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TY  - CPAPER
TI  - Impact of COVID-19 and Ukraine-Russia Conflict on the National Energy and Climate Strategies of Portugal and Spain
T2  - EEM 2024 – 20th International Conference on European Energy Market
AU  - Meireles, M.
AU  - Max Alberto López-Maciel
AU  - José Villar
AU  - André Oliveira
AU  - Edimar Ramalho
AU  - Fátima Lima
AU  - Madaleno, M.
AU  - Marta Ferreira Dias
AU  - Alves, M. R.
PY  - 2024
CY  - Istambul
AB  - This research examines the impact of the COVID-19
pandemic and the Ukraine-Russia conflict on Portugal and
Spain's national energy and climate plans. Both countries have
updated their plans in response to these events, emphasizing
energy efficiency, renewable energy investment, and circular
economy principles. Portugal focused on addressing energy
poverty and digitalization, while Spain accelerated its energy
transition to align with the European Green Deal. Additionally,
the Ukraine-Russia conflict prompted measures to enhance
energy security and NECPs in both countries. Through a semisystematic literature review spanning 2020–2023, our study
analyzes how these global events shaped national energy and
climate plans. The case studies of Portugal and Spain highlight
the importance of flexibility and resilience in crafting sustainable
energy strategies during such a complex crisis.
ER  -