Dave Keating is a Nonresident Senior Fellow and journalist specializing in energy and climate issues. His work has been featured in publications such as Energy Monitor, EURACTIV, Investment Monitor, and World Politics Review. He covers topics such as renewable energy, climate policy, and the intersection of business and sustainability.
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Dave Keating’s coverage is heavily focused on environment, climate change, and renewable energy topics. His reporting also includes a significant amount of government announcement and legal policy regulation content.
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EU Prepares to Include Nuclear and Gas An EU leaders' summit in Brussels last month was thrust into the limelight as media waited to see if
By: Dave Keating
This article is part of our special report Raw materials, meeting Europe's strategic needs
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For its proponents, the lesser-known nuclear process – fusion - could bring a new era of clean and secure energy to Europe. For its detractors, it's an expensive distraction.
By: Dave Keating
The commercial road sector is trying to find drivers across Europe, but it's becoming increasingly difficult. This week they asked the European Parliament for solutions.
Nuclear fusion research, which could be a game-changer in the fight against climate change, is heating up globally. Europe has an early lead, but there are concerns over future competitiveness.
By: Dave Keating
Fusion research is proceeding at a significant pace around the world. What difference does it make to have a dedicated regulatory strategy?
Latvian MEP Robert Zile says the road haulage sector needs to attract young workers to solve Europe’s chronic driver shortage. EU transport companies are experiencing driver shortages, with a current Europe-wide shortage of 500,000 drivers.
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