Siobhan Hall is a Brussels correspondent at Montel News Iberia. She specializes in energy and mining, focusing on themes such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and climate change and environment. Siobhan's insights and reporting on energy sustainability and nuclear energy have been featured in various prominent platforms.
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Siobhan Hall's coverage focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and press releases related to finance & economy as well as the energy sector within the European Union. She would likely be interested in sources who can provide expert commentary or analysis on EU energy policies, regulations, and market reforms.
Sources with insights into renewable energy initiatives and their impact on the power market within the EU are likely to align with Siobhan's coverage focus. Given her attention to regulatory developments, experts familiar with gas prices in relation to EU policies may also find a receptive audience for their insights.
Siobhan’s reporting indicates an interest in developments both at national levels within individual member states of the European Union and broader regional decisions affecting multiple countries.
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(Montel) European parliament members want to delete a draft clause allowing the EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) to be suspended for
(Montel) Electricity TSOs should set aside 35% of their excess congestion income to increase cross-border transmission capacity, up from 25% proposed
(Montel) The European Commission will propose on 15 July a slower annual decrease in the ETS emissions cap from 2030 to align it with the EU's new economy-wide 2040 climate target, an official said on Tuesday.
(Montel) The EU ETS needs a more flexible and responsive market stability reserve (MSR) as the emissions cap tightens and the number of allowances
(Montel) EU countries can speed up approvals for national power capacity remuneration mechanisms intended to ensure uninterrupted supplies by using
(Montel) The European Commission's proposed changes to the benchmark values for allocating free EU ETS allowances to industry risk raising carbon
(Montel) Utilities and industrial customers working together is key to stabilising power prices and scaling up electrification to improve
(Montel) Europe will have to roughly double its electricity use and halve its gas consumption to meet its climate goals, Eurelectric president and Fortum CEO Markus Rauramo said on Wednesday.
By: Siobhan Hall
(Montel) Some of the concerns Sweden has raised about the European Commission's grids package proposal are “quite legitimate” and will be looked at, EU energy commissioner Dan Jorgensen said on Thursday.
By: Siobhan Hall
(Montel) EU policymakers could agree in September on a proposal to stop automatically invalidating surplus ETS allowances in the market stability
