Paul Messad is a journalist who writes for Next Billion and EURACTIV. He specializes in covering energy and environmental issues, with a particular focus on nuclear energy. Paul's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on policy developments, international cooperation, and the impact of nuclear energy on climate change and energy security.
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Paul Messad's coverage focuses heavily on energy policy, particularly in the context of France and its interactions with the European Union. Given his focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and specific themes such as energy sovereignty and nuclear energy, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to developments in French and EU energy policies, renewable energy initiatives, nuclear cooperation agreements involving France.
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The European Union's latest electricity market reforms will shortly enter into force, but the ongoing dramatic transformation of the electricity
This article is part of our special report Game on. Tackling the impact of large-scale sporting events Paris is getting climate fit for July's Olympic Games.
By: Paul Messad
The Paris Olympic Games have opted for low-carbon construction and the repurposing of existing facilities for its sports infrastructure.
By: Paul Messad
French President Emmanuel Macron set out his vision for the future of Europe, placing energy, including nuclear, at the core of his approach, in a speech at Sorbonne University on Thursday (April 25).
Est. 5min Content-Type: Despite the presentation of a new compromise text to national governments on Thursday (April 25), no
The European Commission has approved a €300 million state aid grant for Nuward, a French developer of small modular nuclear reactors (SMR), to test its technology with more support expected before the project starts in 2030.
France's far-right Rassemblement party, which is currently leading opinion polls in France ahead of the EU elections, has unveiled the first 35 names on its list of candidates for the June vote, including outgoing MEPs, historic leaders, several youn g people, and supporters of Marine Le Pen.
On a visit to Saint-Nazaire on Thursday (May 2), Bruno Le Maire outlined the government's strategy for achieving 45 GW of offshore wind power while not leaving the European wind turbine industry.
By: Paul Messad
France achieved a 22.2% share of renewable energy in its gross final energy consumption in 2023, according to the French Ecological Ministry figures
By: Paul Messad
Est. 5min Content-Type: The French government cited the decarbonised nature of the country's electricity mix as an unparalleled asset in attracting foreign investment, but the reality is more complex.
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