Sophie Tetrel is a reporter for Energie, a multinational energy-focused publication based in France. She specializes in covering the energy sector, with a particular focus on nuclear power, renewable energy, and electricity markets. Sophie provides in-depth analysis and reporting on industry developments and policy changes in France and the broader European energy landscape.
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Sophie Tetrel's coverage is primarily focused on energy-related topics, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and press releases. She covers a wide range of themes within the energy sector, including nuclear power, renewable energy, and electricity.
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By: Sophie Tetrel, Jeff Coelho
(Montel) Les sociétés qui décident de continuer à acheter du gaz ou GNL russe après l'expiration de l'accord de transit par l'Ukraine à la fin de l'année font un choix « dangereux », prévient la commissaire européenne à l'Énergie, Kadri Simson.
Should the existing outage be extended for the entire season, the country would be able to rely on its four other reactors (2.9 GW), its offshore wind production and imports, if necessary, the spokeswoman said, citing Belgian TSO Elia analysis.
The finance committee vote occurred late on Thursday, and the controversial plan is now due to be debated by the lower house during its examination of the 2025 draft budget bill next week. For the finance committee's amendment to be adopted, however, it must be agreed during the plenary session of the budget debate.
Supplies and exports were assured “even in the event of a significant drop in temperatures”, said Sandrine Meunier, CEO of GRTgaz, the TSO that manages three-quarters of the French gas grid. This was the case “regardless of the type of winter” due to reduced demand, healthy storage and imports, she
By: Sophie Tetrel
(Montel) La France n'aura pas de problème pour assurer son approvisionnement en gaz cet hiver et alimenter les pays voisins « quel que soit le type d'hiver », ont déclaré les deux gestionnaires du réseau de transport (GRT) mercredi.
(Montel) L'énergéticien français TotalEnergies s'attend au maintien des prix du gaz européens à « des niveaux soutenus » de l'ordre de USD 12-13/MMbtu (EUR 38-41/MWh) au dernier trimestre, dans un contexte « d'anticipation de la consommation hivernale », a-t-il déclaré jeudi.
However, the Kallo project would be supported by a 15-year capacity contract awarded by Belgian TSO Elia, the utility added in a statement but was unavailable to comment on the delay when contacted by Montel.
By: Andrés Cala, Sophie Tetrel, Robin Newbold
(Montel) L'industrie du GNL s'attend à la levée du gel des nouveaux permis d'exportation quel que soit le vainqueur de l'élection présidentielle aux États-Unis ce mardi, mais les risques d'approvisionnement pour l'Europe devraient persister, selon des experts interrogés par Montel cette semaine.
Demand is set to grow by 1% this year and by about 2-3% per year from 2025-30, largely driven by more electric vehicles and power use in the digital sector, it added in a new report. This comes after a drop of 6% from 2021-2023 amid the Covid and energy price crisis.
“Hydrogen is having some difficulties emerging, but the infrastructure will arrive to enable this economy to set up,” the company’s CEO Charlotte Roule told Montel on the sidelines of a press conference in Paris on Tuesday. “When the infrastructure is here, the industrial [consumer] thinks, “Ok, we will have hydrogen
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