Post Tagged with: "clean energy"
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Analysis: Climate (Un)ambition in South East Europe
A Critical Assessment of the Draft National Energy and Climate Plans The EU is currently paving the way to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Important instruments to achieve […]
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Biogas: a high-potential, sustainable, yet untapped fuel in Romania
Portrayed as a key element to Romania´s sustainable energy future, biomass should be the object of intense debate in connection with the future national energy strategy. Solid (wood, charcoal) and […]
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Small-scale LNG – an opportunity for romanian transportation
Compared to oil products, natural gas is clean burning, with virtually no particle and sulphur emissions, close to no NOx emissions, and lower CO2 emissions. Increasingly, it is also more […]
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Romanian natural gas: the view to 2030, june 22, 2017
Please see the Program above
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Natural gas in the romanian energy mix: strategic importance and circumstantial barriers
Natural gas is the most important form of energy in Romania’s the final consumption structure. In 2015, gas accounted for 29% of the total demand, followed by oil products with […]
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The threats that cloud Romania’s upstream promise
The Black Sea has long been developing into a strategic geopolitical “landscape” which is key for the entire European continent and the Caucasian region. The clash between two powers like […]
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History of unitization-based cooperation in the development of offshore cross-border deposits. Part I
This paper traces the history of how states came to cooperate in the development of offshore cross-border oil or gas deposits. First, it explains the shift in how a state´s […]
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The clean energy transition and the geopolitics of technology metals
Hardly anything has been more emboldening in the ongoing “clean energy transition” than the solid learning curves of batteries and main renewable energy technologies over the past decade or so, […]
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South Stream is dead. Long live South Stream
South Stream is not dead – rather it has morphed into a new project which is part of a complex commercial power play on the part of Russia and Turkey, […]
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US Climate Change Policy in light of the EPA draft regulation on fossil fuel power plants
In many ways, the draft regulation proposed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on June 2, 2014 is an historic feat. The scope of this article is to […]
We are delighted to announce our EPG Spring 2021 Fellow, Aime Boscq. 👩🏫
Aime is currently a project manager focused on the ground-mounted PV market segment at Enerplan, the French association of solar energy professionals. His missions include lobbying vis-à-vis political stakeholders (ministries, regulators, local authorities etc.) on the regulatory framework and support schemes concerning solar PV in France, representing the solar PV industry in talks with grid operators to facilitate and manage the system integration of renewables, anticipating sources of local oppositions to PV projects as well as organising large-scale annual events and regular roundtables for PV professionals.
🔎 Find out more about Aime here: www.enpg.ro/epg-fellowship/.