Gas outlook: prices, storage levels & security of supply perspectives
Since the start of 2025, Europe’s gas markets have experienced significant pressures, with supply and demand remaining delicately balanced. Prices have risen compared to the previous year, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and Russia, supply disruptions, low storage levels, a constrained balance between LNG supply and demand,
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Each month, one of our experts publishes an article describing his view on a specific topic of the constant changes taking place in the energy market, with special focus on the French market.
RTE 2050 PLAN : A gourmet appetizer
Following the signature of the European agreement in Paris in December 2019, the French government asked RTE, in the exercise of its powers, to
China’s electricity crisis: a new global pandemic pushing energy prices to unprecedented highs
What initially appeared to be some good news eventually led to the emergence of a major energy crisis in China, a crisis which spread
Soaring electricity prices: Whose fault is it?
This summer I spent my holidays on the coast in the south of Spain (something I highly recommend). To my surprise, the second biggest
Objective: Carbon neutrality
In our last article on the carbon market we explained the different phases of the ETS since its inception in 2000. In June 2021,
Energy investment horizon according to the IEA
The fight against climate change has become the focus of the energy sector’s development. The objective of zero emissions by 2050 is central to
De Baseload pretio in Gallia (On the price of Baseload in France)
While discussions and speculations about the Arenh, its abolition, adaptation and replacement are in full swing, it seems relevant to us to look at
Coal phase-out in the EU: gaining momentum?
As part of the Energy Transition process, and in line with the EU Green Deal – namely aimed at reducing CO2 emissions by way
Carbon: a market under pressure
Since the carbon market was created more than fourteen years ago, the price per tonne of carbon has never been higher. On March 31st,
A new breath for hydrogen
Hydrogen, the most widespread atom in the universe, cannot claim to be a story in itself. The notoriety of this atom (or molecule: dihydrogen,
