Frederic Simon is the Head of Europe at Carbon Pulse. He specializes in climate change, sustainability, and energy policy, covering a range of topics including renewable energy, environmental services, and energy trading. Frederic's work has been featured in Climate Home News, EURACTIV, MDPI, Carbon Pulse, and MarketBeat.
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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.
He tends to cover topics related to the European Union (EU) extensively. Therefore, if you have expertise in EU policies or can offer insights into how they impact energy production, environmental regulations or financial markets within the region as well as globally such insights could be valuable for him.
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By: Frédéric Simon
Germany's environment and climate minister, Carsten Schneider, said the European Commission's proposed overhaul of the EU Emissions Trading
By: Frédéric Simon
The Swedish state secretary for climate and environment, Daniel Westlen, clashed with his German and Polish counterparts on Friday, pushing back
The European Union will head into this November's UN climate talks better prepared and with a more focused mandate than at last year's summit in Brazil, with EU diplomats drafting a shorter five‑page document ahead of COP31.
By: Frédéric Simon
One week after the European Commission unveiled its legislative proposal to reform the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS), Carbon Pulse sat down
By: Frédéric Simon
US oil major ExxonMobil has launched a legal challenge against the EU's Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA), filing a “notice of dispute” under the Energy
By: Frédéric Simon
The European Commission's headline pledge to buy 250 million tonnes of permanent domestic carbon removals under the EU ETS is “a promise” rather
By: Frédéric Simon
While Estonia and Latvia have relatively small economies dominated by sectors like forestry that sit outside the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), they
By: Frédéric Simon
The European Union's carbon market overhaul must put industrial competitiveness first and avoid phasing out free allowances before other safeguards
By: Frédéric Simon
The Polish and European chemical industry has given a cool reception to the European Commission's proposed overhaul of the EU Emissions Trading
By: Frédéric Simon
Researchers at the European Central Bank (ECB) say today's carbon pricing policies are too weak, fragmented, and static to steer the global economy
