On 10th September presented the incoming European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker his new executive team of Commissioners...
New Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, elected by the European Parliament on 15 July, will put energy, networks and infrastructure at the centre of his ambitious ten-point agenda...
On 2 July, the European Commission presented a legislative proposal and a series of documents whose aim is to boost recycling and turn Europe into a more circular economy.
Agreement on the content of the revised Nuclear Safety Directive has now been reached by the 28 Member States of the EU. The new directive introduces new EU-wide safety objectives...
Stakeholders in the nuclear field came together in the plenary meeting of the European Nuclear Energy Forum in Bratislava on 16 and 17 June. The sessions focused on stakeholder engagement...
Stakeholders in the nuclear field came together in the plenary meeting of the European Nuclear Energy Forum in Bratislava on 16 and 17 June...
The long story of ETS reform continues to be complicated. Expectations for the second half of 2014 are: progress in the Co-Decision process on the draft Stability Reserve Mechanism; more clarity on the new linear factor for 2021-30 in light of the European Council’s (hoped for) endorsement in October of the EU -40% greenhouse gas emissions reduction target for 2030.
09/04/2014 The European Commission adopted revised Guidelines on Energy and Environment Aid (EEAG), due to enter into force on 1 July 2014. The new guidelines pave the way for less distortive support measures and market integration of supported power generation: by extending balancing responsibility, moving from feed-in tariffs to less distortive schemes like feed-in premiums, and adopting competitive bidding...
