eDossier Library

The EUELSTOR eDossier provides a structured and continuously updated analysis of electricity storage in Europe, covering technologies, costs, deployment trends, industrial dependencies and strategic choices. It examines lithium-ion batteries, pumped-storage hydropower, flow batteries, sodium-based systems, compressed-air storage, thermal solutions and hydrogen, explaining where each technology is most suitable and where its economic limits emerge.

Designed for energy companies, investors, public authorities, consultants, infrastructure operators and policy professionals, it offers a clear operational overview of storage duration, utilisation, system services, market opportunities, State aid and long-term resilience.
Includes: executive summary, technology comparison, cost analysis, deployment outlook, industrial supply chains, investment risks, EU policy recommendations, interconnections and strategic energy-security implications.

Updated June 2026 · 32 pages · 12-month access

The EUAI eDossier provides a structured and continuously updated analysis of the European Union’s policy, regulatory and strategic approach to artificial intelligence. It covers the EU AI Act, implementation timelines, prohibited practices, high-risk AI systems, general-purpose and generative AI rules, EU governance structures, research and funding instruments, market developments and Europe’s dependence on non-EU platforms, cloud services, chips and foundation models.
The eDossier also examines the political debate in the EU and in major European countries, placing AI regulation within the wider context of industrial competitiveness, digital sovereignty, innovation policy and global technological competition.
Designed for companies, consultants, public authorities, investors, researchers and policy professionals, this eDossier offers a clear operational overview of the EU artificial intelligence framework and its implications for business, compliance and strategic decision-making.
Includes: executive summary, EU policy and legal framework, AI Act analysis, governance and implementation, funding and research programmes, European and global market analysis, political debate, strategic outlook and links to official EU sources.

The ECMWF's Move to Bologna: A Hub for Big Data and AI in Weather Forecasting
The ECMWF has relocated its data center to Bologna, Italy, transforming the former Tobacco Factory into a cutting-edge facility. This state-of-the-art hub, spanning over 120,000 square meters, now hosts 1,500 researchers, technicians, and staff.
Leveraging Big Data and A.I, the ECMWF advances sophisticated weather forecasting and climate modeling. This strategic move underscores Europe's commitment to innovation and sustainability in meteorology and environmental sciences.
Discover how Bologna has become a key player in shaping the future of global weather forecasting.

EU Rules on Work-Life Balance: Legal Framework and Key Policies
This eDossier offers a detailed overview of the EU's legal framework on family-related leave and flexible working arrangements.

​It includes legislative texts and comprehensive documentation of all relevant EU rules, ensuring clarity and accessibility for individuals and organizations navigating these policies.

Explore how the EU supports a balanced approach to work and family life through its innovative and inclusive legislative measures.

All EU rules for producing, trade & import pharmaceuticals. Medicinal products are authorised at EU level by the European Commission or at national level by the competent authorities of EU countries. Special rules exist for the authorisation of medicinal products for paediatric use, orphan medicines, traditional herbal medicines, vaccines and clinical trials.