
Anna Hubert
Journalist at Contexte
Enquête @ContexteEnergie, écrivait @OuestFrance et @AJWasahi 🇯🇵 | Hier dans les instit' 🇫🇷 et au @collegeofeurope Also here : https://t.co/iAjBueDPUz
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4 days ago |
contexte.com | Anna Hubert
Long confined to the margins of EU energy policy, the nuclear industry is trying to find its voice in Brussels. Trade association NuclearEurope is under pressure from its members to raise its profile, modernise its lobbying, and step out of France’s shadow — but overcoming scepticism remains an uphill battle.
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4 days ago |
contexte.com | Anna Hubert
Longtemps reléguée aux marges des politiques publiques européennes, l’industrie nucléaire cherche à trouver sa place à Bruxelles. Les membres de l’organisation NuclearEurope la pressent de se faire mieux connaître, de moderniser ses activités de lobbying et de sortir de l’ombre de la France. Mais la bataille contre le scepticisme n’est pas gagnée.
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6 days ago |
contexte.com | Damien Genicot |Ciaran Sunderland |Anna Hubert |Gabriela Galindo
The European Commission’s analysis of National Energy and Climate Plans puts the bloc within a whisker of its goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030. The figures are an improvement on a previous December 2023 assessment — but the rosy headline masks significant shortfalls in areas such as transport, buildings and energy efficiency.
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2 weeks ago |
contexte.com | Anna Hubert
The European Commission’s draft definition of low-carbon hydrogen is being presented to national experts on 19 May. The seemingly dry dossier has prompted significant concerns from the EU’s most powerful member states, and attention from the highest political level. Contexte outlines how a technical argument over secondary legislation has reignited a much more fiery dispute over national energy mixes.
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2 weeks ago |
contexte.com | Anna Hubert
Interview As Europe works to reconcile energy security with its climate goals, Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen told Contexte of the tightrope he is walking. In a wide-ranging interview, he defends US LNG imports as a pragmatic necessity, rejects criticism of EU methane rules, and outlines an upcoming “energy omnibus” to slash permitting delays for renewables. He also responds to industry calls for deeper nuclear engagement.
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