For years, in Brussels, a mantra was repeated: “renewables, renewables, renewables”. And yes: renewables are essential. But this week the president of the European Commission herself, Ursula von der Leyen, has verbalized something that many citizens, technicians, and companies have been warning about for a long time: turning its back...
Brussels is making a 360-degree turn in its energy agenda. In a letter sent this Monday to the twenty-seven heads of Government of the European Union, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has advocated avoiding the “premature closure of assets such as existing nuclear power plants...
A maximum limiting factor that applies to the community policy, and that day by day is deployed by the European Commission. When there are differences between departments, it translates into delays in the processing of legislative files or in the cancellation of commissioners' press conferences. However, in the last 24...
In a context marked by the rise in energy costs, aggravated by the tension in the Middle East, Europe is betting on redesigning its energy strategy to be able to redouble its efforts in search of an increase in security, competitiveness, and affordability. At a summit in Paris, the community...