Frederic Simon is the Editor of Energy & Environment at Carbon Pulse. He specializes in climate change, sustainability, and energy topics, with a focus on the European Union, ESG, and significant events like the UN Climate Change Conference. Frederic's work has been featured in Climate Home News, EURACTIV, and Carbon Pulse.
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Frederic Simon's coverage heavily focuses on EU government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a particular emphasis on energy, government & politics, and finance & economy. Given this focus, he is likely to be most interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on new EU regulations and policies related to climate change, renewable energy, recycling, and other environmental issues.
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Manufacturers have cited lack of access to accurate emissions data along the auto industry's complex supply chain as well as administrative challenges
The EU carbon market is putting European fertiliser producers at a “double disadvantage” compared to Russia and the US, which have access to cheap
By: Frédéric Simon
France is the only country that has not yet responded to an infringement procedure launched last summer against 26 member states for failing to
A draft update of the Registry Regulation governing the EU's Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) does not contain any new legal provisions when it comes to registration fees, EU sources told Carbon Pulse.
By: Frédéric Simon
France and Czechia support a reform of the Market Stability Reserve (MSR) to prevent price spikes on the EU's incoming Emissions Trading System for
By: Frédéric Simon
Benchmark European carbon prices could slump below €50 in the event of a regional recession brought on by US tariffs that may be introduced by President-elect Donald Trump, according to a scenario modelled by analysts.
By: Frédéric Simon
Europe's short-term answer to high energy prices and declining competitiveness will reside in electrification, energy savings, and accelerating the
By: Frédéric Simon
The method put forward by the European Commission to calculate the exchange rate applicable when clawing back EU carbon allowances that are unduly
By: Frédéric Simon
Key political figures in Europe have joined centre-right calls for greater flexibility in meeting EU climate targets, supporting instead a
The European Commission's upcoming ‘competitiveness compass', due to be presented next week, will serve as the “North Star” for EU policymaking in
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