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November 4, 2024Wind and solar energy: Essential in France’s energy strategy

FranceNovember 4, 2024
Wind and solar energy: Essential in France’s energy strategy

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With an aging nuclear fleet and delays in the construction of new reactors, the French government is betting on wind and solar energy to strengthen its energy security. “It cannot do without wind and solar,” says Paul Neau, an expert in energy transition, pointing out that these resources will be key to addressing the country’s electrical challenges, which include political tensions and administrative complexity in project development.

October 30, 2024Energy grid crisis in the Netherlands and Poland reveals urgent need for modernisation

NetherlandsOctober 30, 2024
Energy grid crisis in the Netherlands and Poland reveals urgent need for modernisation

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With a centralised energy infrastructure and outdated regulations, the Netherlands and Poland face a grid crisis that limits small producers, creating bottlenecks and additional costs for inhabitants and businesses. “With the EU’s Green Deal goals on the horizon, both Poland and the Netherlands must pivot towards a resilient, citizen-powered grid,” states Lukasz Jusinski, renewable energy expert.

October 29, 2024Planning and grid development as key to renewable growth in France

FranceOctober 29, 2024
Planning and grid development as key to renewable growth in France

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With the goal of reaching 35% of renewables and 58% of low-carbon energy in its energy mix by 2030, France is driving a strategic planning process for its electricity grid and the development of key infrastructure in offshore wind, nuclear, and hydroelectric energy. “It is essential to anticipate and plan generation and grid capacities for the energy transition,” states Cecil Coulet, Head of EU Public Affairs at EdEn (Équilibre des Énergies).

November 4, 2024Wind and solar energy: Essential in France’s energy strategy

FranceNovember 4, 2024
Wind and solar energy: Essential in France’s energy strategy

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With an aging nuclear fleet and delays in the construction of new reactors, the French government is betting on wind and solar energy to strengthen its energy security. “It cannot do without wind and solar,” says Paul Neau, an expert in energy transition, pointing out that these resources will be key to addressing the country’s electrical challenges, which include political tensions and administrative complexity in project development.

October 30, 2024Energy grid crisis in the Netherlands and Poland reveals urgent need for modernisation

NetherlandsOctober 30, 2024
Energy grid crisis in the Netherlands and Poland reveals urgent need for modernisation

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With a centralised energy infrastructure and outdated regulations, the Netherlands and Poland face a grid crisis that limits small producers, creating bottlenecks and additional costs for inhabitants and businesses. “With the EU’s Green Deal goals on the horizon, both Poland and the Netherlands must pivot towards a resilient, citizen-powered grid,” states Lukasz Jusinski, renewable energy expert.

October 29, 2024Planning and grid development as key to renewable growth in France

FranceOctober 29, 2024
Planning and grid development as key to renewable growth in France

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With the goal of reaching 35% of renewables and 58% of low-carbon energy in its energy mix by 2030, France is driving a strategic planning process for its electricity grid and the development of key infrastructure in offshore wind, nuclear, and hydroelectric energy. “It is essential to anticipate and plan generation and grid capacities for the energy transition,” states Cecil Coulet, Head of EU Public Affairs at EdEn (Équilibre des Énergies).

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October 8, 2025Renewables, lower demand, and gas prices put downward pressure on European electricity markets in the first week of October

EuropeOctober 8, 2025
Renewables, lower demand, and gas prices put downward pressure on European electricity markets in the first week of October

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Photovoltaic production reached historic records for a single day in October in the main European markets, and wind energy also reached record levels in several of them. The increase in renewable generation, along with lower electricity demand in most markets and the drop in gas prices, were the main factors behind the price decline. For their part, CO2 futures reached their highest settlement price since mid-February, above €79/t, and Brent futures reached their lowest since the end of May.

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