From Economic to Energy Transition: Three Decades of Transitions in Central and Eastern Europe

Introduction Energy transition: Central and Eastern European perspectiveMatús Misík and Veronika Oravcová

SECTION I. ENERGY CHALLENGES IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
1. Repeating what happened 50 years ago     András Deák and John Szabó 
2. Tunnel with No Light: The Entrapment and 'Exit' of CEE Energy Transition     Pengfei Hou 
3. Public attitudes to sustainable energy transitions in the Visegrad four: historical legacy & emerging trends     Izabela Surwillo 4. Russian energy challenges in the CEE: structural changes in the Baltics and their reflection in Russian foreign and energy policy     Tomás Vlcek and Martin Jirusek 
5. A framework for Energy transition in the Baltic Sea region: an overview of socio-political and legal gaps    Farid Karimi and Michael Rodi
SECTION II. DIFFERENT PATHS TO ENERGY TRANSITION
6. Pathways for a low-carbon electricity system: The case of Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria and Lithuania     Csaba Weiner 
7. Slovenia: on a path towards carbon neutrality?     Danijel Crncec 
8. Energy transformation in Lithuania: aiming for the grand changes     Tomas Janeliunas 
9. Energy Transition in CEE region - the case of Hungary      László Szegedi 
10. The (US) Gas and the V4 Energy Transition      Andrea Figulová and Donald Wertlen SECTION III. GOVERNANCE AND SOCIAL DIMENSION OF ENERGY TRANSITION
11. The energy transition in Central and Eastern Europe: social impact    Armando Alvares Garcia Júnior 
12. Integrating gender into energy policy design: the Bulgarian approach      Mariëlle Feenstra 
13. Energy Governance in Poland's electricity sector: Path dependence, state policy adjustments, and challenges for sustainability       Maksymilian Zoll 

SECTION IV. VIEW FROM THE NEIGHBOURHOOD 
14. The Role of Caspian Gas in the Energy Transition of the South East Europe      Elkhan Richard Sadik - Zada and Andrea Gatto 
15. Transition to renewable energy in Serbia - integration with or without membership amidst inconsistent implementation of the EU standards       Marko Milenkovic and Milica Pesteric 
16. Renewables drivers and barriers in Croatia and Serbia       Jasminka Oliveric Young 
17. When the climate change is the main challenge: Energy transition in Albania      Agata Beata Domachowska

Conclusion Many faces of energy transitionMatús Misík and Veronika Oravcová