Nikolaus J. Kurmayer is an Energy & Environment Journalist at Euractiv. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and climate change, with a focus on the intersection of energy sustainability and environmental issues. Nikolaus has been featured in Climate Home News, RealClearEnergy, LRT, Eurasia Review, and EURACTIV.
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Nikolaus J. Kurmayer's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, energy, and finance & economy-related topics with a significant emphasis on renewable energy and climate change within the European context.
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Territory ban puts more pressure on EU to act after flotilla video
By: Nikolaus J. Kurmayer
Proposals to counter Beijing come ahead of a key strategic debate on Friday in Brussels
By: Nikolaus J. Kurmayer
His anti-establishment party won four seats on Sunday TikTok and YouTube star Fidias Panayiotou will keep his seat in the European Parliament
By: Nicoletta Ionta, Nikolaus J. Kurmayer
New push for European joint debt timed to land ahead of EU ministerial meeting
European cash for cross-border energy projects is typically whittled down in EU budget talks; this time could be different, Žygimantas Vaičiūnas says
By: Nikolaus J. Kurmayer
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Spanish effort follows major blackout and reflects a wider trend towards subsidising conventional power plants
Politicians from Paris to Brussels are calling for a massive overhaul of the EU’s economic system – as if it weren’t already happening, under adverse conditions, and at a grassroots level
By: Nikolaus J. Kurmayer
Latest data suggests a stalled shift away from fossil fuels is picking up after a decade of stagnation
State-owned energy firm says gas power plants needed to backstop grid during periods of low sun and wind
