YourExpertGuidetoCentralandEasternEurope'sEnergyTransition
Grounded in data, aware of context, useful to policymakers, industry, finance, innovators and academia alike. Central and Eastern Europe is no longer the EU's energy-transition laggard β it is now a frontier.

The CEE Energy Transition in Numbers
The scale and pace of change across Central and Eastern Europe is reshaping the continent's energy landscape.
The 4Ds of Energy Transition
Meridian's analytical framework captures the four forces reshaping CEE energy systems β each with a distinct regional character that differs from Western Europe.
Country Profiles
Dive into the energy systems, policy frameworks and market dynamics of CEE's key economies and regions.


Key Themes & Tracks
Cross-cutting deep-dives that span country boundaries and define the region's energy future.

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Our Work
Projects, places and partners shaping Central and Eastern Europe's energy future.
Voices of the Transition
Central and Eastern Europe is no longer the EU's energy-transition laggard β it is now a frontier.
Renewable energy surpassed coal for the first time in Three Seas Initiative countries in 2023, accounting for 39% of electricity generation.
Poland still generates around 52% of its electricity from coal β down from more than 80% a decade ago. The direction of travel is unmistakable.
Vienna is the natural convening point for CEE energy policy and expertise β a bridge between Western and Eastern Europe.
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