By: Nikolaus J. Kurmayer
Latest data suggests a stalled shift away from fossil fuels is picking up after a decade of stagnation
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 and mining, as well as automotive advancements like electric vehicles. Nikolaus's work has been featured in notable publications such as 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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