Sophie Tetrel is a Reporter at Energie. She specializes in energy and mining, finance, and commodities, with a focus on energy policy and regulation, nuclear energy, renewable energy, sustainability, and trading in commodities markets. Sophie is featured in Montel News Iberia.
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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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(Montel) French nuclear power output hit an eight-year high for the month of July – at 29.7 TWh – last month despite cuts to units due to cooling
By: Rachael Burnett
(Montel) France is set to experience its fifth heatwave of the year, with temperatures reaching 40C across the country next week, likely prolonging nuclear capacity cuts, forecasters told Montel on Friday.
By: Rachael Burnett
(Montel) Heat-related nuclear cuts in France eased to 9.2 GW or 14.6% of installed capacity today after reaching 15.2% yesterday, their highest this
By: Sophie Tetrel
(Montel) French winter power prices have jumped around 20% due to the ongoing drought and are set to climb further if conditions worsen, although
(Montel) French utility EDF's 3.2 GW cut at its 5.4 GW Gravelines nuclear plant, Europe's largest, was caused by a “massive influx” of jellyfish, it said on Tuesday.
By: Alison Withers, Sophie Tetrel
(Montel) Run-of-river hydropower generation in Austria and Switzerland has fallen 46% and 26%, respectively, from last summer, while Italian reservoirs
By: Rachael Burnett
(Montel) French heat-related nuclear cuts are set to hit a year high 18.4% – or 11.6 GW – of the reactor fleet on Monday, before dropping to 16.6% tomorrow, with high temperatures persisting in the south.
By: Christian Bushill
(Montel) Europe's record-breaking heat and drought this summer have exposed the vulnerability of power plants, prompting analysts to urge utilities
(Montel) EDF's plans to build two new generation reactors – totalling 3.2 GW in capacity – in northern France are ready to “enter a concrete phase", a senior executive of the French state-owned utility said on Monday.
By: Christian Bushill
(Montel) Climate change in Europe is making what was “once exceptional, recurrent”, having seen a series of heatwaves this summer that has forced
