Episode 1: Under what political and economic conditions could deeper integration in nuclear energy be reached within the EU?

For decades, EURATOM has been a quiet yet decisive force in shaping Europe’s energy architecture, leaving behind a deep technical and political legacy that few institutions can match. Yet today, in the midst of the energy transition, a new question arises: what remains of that founding momentum? Is EURATOM still a pillar supporting Europe’s energy landscape, or must it redefine itself as renewables, digitalization, and strategic autonomy take center stage? And what role can or should it play in Europe’s nuclear future? Step inside to explore not only the history that left its mark, but also the open questions and emerging possibilities: EURATOM’s past is written; its future is not.

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Episode 1: Under what political and economic conditions could deeper integration in nuclear energy be reached within the EU?

Episode 1: Under what political and economic conditions could deeper integration in nuclear energy be reached within the EU?