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Understanding the European energy crisis through structural causal models
Natural gas supplies in Europe were disrupted and energy prices soared in the context of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Electricity prices in France experienced the largest relative increase among European countries, even though the share of natural gas in the electricity mix is small compared to its
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