Winter perspectives and energy supply security
We are approaching the energy winter, typically considered the period from November to March when the system becomes more strained due to low temperatures. As
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How to reduce consumers’ and generators’ risk against volatile energy prices?
In the past few years, the energy sector has gone from largely unnoticed to a hot topic. The reason? The sudden and brutal increase in gas and electricity prices and their impact on economic
Le défi des nouveaux carburants
L’objectif de limitation du réchauffement climatique conduit infailliblement à la nécessité de réduction d’utilisation des énergies fossiles. Cela ne fait aucun doute. Lors de la
The Challenge of New Fuels
The aim of limiting global warming leads unfailingly to the need to reduce the use of fossil fuels, we do not have any doubts in
Is nuclear energy finally green?
2023’s COP28 concluded that “a transition without fossil fuels in our energy systems, in a just, equitative, and orderly way (…)” was necessary to limit
The other Electricity Cash Cow, the Capacity Mechanism
The capacity mechanism is a cornerstone of the French national energy independence. With the deployment of renewable generation and the decision to phase out coal
Fragile energy security for this winter
Once again, we stand on the threshold of winter and actors and consumers are beginning to inquire about energy supply in Europe. This year, unlike
Industrial ESG
For quite some time now, ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) has been spotted in different business sectors. Industrial ESG is developed towards adding to the benefits
Europe’s green hydrogen
Almost five years after the publication of RED II (Renewable Energy Directive), three years after the announcement of Europe’s ambitions in hydrogen, two years after
Gas: how ready is Europe for winter 2023/24?
In the aftermath of the Russian attack on Ukraine in February 2022, European gas markets experienced a very bumpy road. Fears of empty storages and
