Senior Policy Reporter - Environment And Energy
Robert Hodgson is a Senior Policy Reporter - Environment and Energy at Euronews. Based in Brussels, he specializes in energy policy and regulation, covering topics such as renewable energy, nuclear energy, and the environmental impact of mining. Robert's work has been featured in prominent outlets including MSN, ENDS Europe, Yahoo News, and EURACTIV.
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Brussels wants to ring-fence 25% of a rent paid to power line operators, but Stockholm and Oslo are having none of it
By: Robert Hodgson
The ousting of Orbán closes a 20-year chapter in Hungary's turbulent political history
By: Robert Hodgson
"On electrification, we fail badly – that’s for sure," says former energy commissioner Andris Piebalgs
Two weeks of bickering over climate finance amid a petro-state pushback muddy 'pre-COP31' talks
America will find itself on the 'wrong side of history', the Chinese minister says
The changes could also spare Ukrainian and Moldovan exports from CBAM
Tech firms cheer, but right-to-repair advocates are outraged
Péter Szijjártó speaks of a flattering offer from electric car giant that made inroads in Hungary when he was in government
Annual rate of increase needs to more than triple, EU's statistics office warns
By: Stefano Porciello, Robert Hodgson
Danube hits record low as heatwave and drought grip the continent
