> Energy, climate & environment - on 21/03/2009

Nuclear power, a liability or an asset for Europe?

By Jean-Pierre SCHAEKEN WILLEMAERS, former member of the executive committee of Tractebel Engineering, formerexecutive vice-president of Tractebel EGI (Electricity and Gas International), member of the Thomas More Institute Advisory Board. Tribune N° 24 available in English only.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 04/03/2009

A suspended sentence for Ukraine before the next gas dispute?

By Laurent VINATIER, associate fellow at the Thomas More Institute, director of the Project on Emerging Actors (Brussels), author of La Russie de Poutine à Medvedev (in partnership, Paris, Unicomm, 2008). Article published in French in "Le Figaro" (March 4th, 2009).

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> Energy, climate & environment - on 16/01/2009

Energy Security, the New Frontier of the European Union

By Jean-Sylvestre MONGRENIER, associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute and Fellow at the Institut Français de Géopolitique (Paris VIII Vincennes-Saint-Denis University). Tribune N°23. Available in French only.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 21/12/2008

Dealing with Russian Gas: The Importance of Diversification of Gas Supply and Competitive Prices

Jean-Pierre SCHAEKEN WILLEMAERS, former member of the executive committee of Tractebel Engineering, formerexecutive vice-president of Tractebel EGI, member of the Thomas More Institute-Belgium advisory Board, comments and analyzes the Policy Brief of Pierre NOËL, "Beyond Dependency: How to deal with Russian Gas", recently published by the European Council on Foreign Relations (See link below).

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> Energy, climate & environment - on 17/12/2008

Is Nuclear Energy the Way forward for EU-Russian Relations?

By Laurent VINATIER, associate fellow at the Thomas More Institute, director of the Project on Emerging Actors (Brussels), author of "La Russie de Poutine à Medvedev" (in partnership, Paris, Unicomm, 2008). Article published in English in "European Voice" (12-18-2008) and in French in "La Revue Parlementaire" (Paris, N° 912, december 2008).

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> Energy, climate & environment - on 21/11/2008

EU/Russia Energy Relations: How to Build Trust? Results of the Nice Summit

Thomas More Institute Meeting, on Friday, November 21st, 2008, Paris, Assemblée Nationale. Speakers : Christian CLEUTINX (European Commission), Kiril KOMAROV (Atomenergoprom), Didier SIRE (GDF Suez), Emmanuel GOÛT (StratinvestRu) and Laurent VINATIER (Thomas More Institute). In partnership with "La Revue Parlementaire" and Euractiv.fr.

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> Energy, climate & environment - on 06/11/2008

Inconsistencies in European Energy Policies: which Solutions?

Meeting of the Thomas More Institute Brussels, on Thursday, November 6th, 2008. The Thomas More institute will discuss the european energy policy and questions for the future, during a closed seminar gathering Belgian and European high-level participants.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 29/10/2008

Inconsistencies in European Energy Policies

By Jean-Pierre SCHAEKEN WILLEMAERS, former member of the executive committee of Tractebel Engineering, formerexecutive vice-president of Tractebel EGI (Electricity and Gas International), member of the Thomas More Institute-Belgium advisory Board. Tribune N° 22 available in English only.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 25/09/2008

Nuclear Power Back in Favour in Europe? EU Member Countries' Policies and Positions: A Comparative Study

With this first benchmarking note, the Thomas More Institute inaugurates a new publication type aiming at providing key insights for a comparative and operationnal analysis of major European Public Policies. Available in French only.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 16/07/2008

“Solid market infrastructures are just as necessary as transmission systems so that Europe can be provided with a competitive, reliable and ecological energy”

Interview with Jean-François CONIL-LACOSTE, Powernext’s Chief Executive Officer.