> Energy, climate & environment - on 25/05/2010

Europe’s Electricity Networks: How to face growing electricity demand, power generation variability and customers expectations?

By Jean-Pierre SCHAEKEN WILLEMAERS, former member of the executive committee of Tractebel Engineering, former Executive vice-president of Suez Tractebel EGI (Electricity and Gas International), member of the Thomas More Institute Advisory Board.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 24/03/2010

Biomass, an energy source of the future?

By Jean-Pierre SCHAEKEN WILLEMAERS, former member of the executive committee of Tractebel Engineering, former Executive vice-president of Suez Tractebel EGI (Electricity and Gas International), member of the Thomas More Institute Advisory Board.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 06/01/2010

Copenhagen Summit 2009: from Uneasiness to Failure

By Stéphane BUFFETAUT, President of the Sustainable Development Observatory of the European Economic and Social Committee, member of the UE Delegation to the Copenhagen Summit, trustee of the Thomas More Institute. Available in French only.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 03/12/2009

Green Business : Bubble or Revolution ? American and European Examples

Thomas More Institute Meeting, on Thursday, December 3rd, 2009, 8h30-10, Paris. Speakers : Dominique NORA, repoter at "Le Nouvel Observateur" and author of "Les pionniers de l'or vert" (Grasset, 2009), Terje OSMUNDSEN, Senior Vice-President of Scatec Solar Compagnie, former director of the Confederation of Business and Industry of Norway, former founder and CEO of the independent think-tank Mandag Morgen and Christophe GRUY, Chairman of Maia Group. Debate in French.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 08/09/2009

Turkey courts Russia on Energy

By Gülden AYMAN, Doctor in International Relations, Associate Professor at Marmara University (Istanbul, Turkey). Among other books, she published "A Strategic Analysis of Turkey's Relations with her Neighbors with a special Emphasis given to EU Neighborhood Policy" (Istanboul, Tusiad, 2007) and "The Main Parameters to Cope with Iraqi Imbroglio-Turkish Perspective" (Istanboul, Bigart, 2008).

> Energy, climate & environment - on 03/09/2009

Is Renewable Energy Promoting net Creation of Jobs and GNP Growth in Europe?

By Jean-Pierre SCHAEKEN WILLEMAERS, former member of the executive committee of Tractebel Engineering, formerexecutive vice-president of Tractebel EGI (Electricity and Gas International), member of the Thomas More Institute Advisory Board.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 24/08/2009

Nabucco, a good piece of news for Europe

By Laurent VINATIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, Director of the Project on Emerging Actors (Brussels) and Visiting Fellow at the Bilgi University (Istanbul, Turkey). Author of La Russie de Poutine à Medvedev (director, Paris, Unicomm, 2008). Article published in "Le Figaro" of Monday, August 24th, 2009. Available in French only.

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> Energy, climate & environment - on 09/07/2009

With or Without South Stream ? Russia’s energy strategy between the European Union and Turkey

By Laurent VINATIER, Associate Fellow at the Thomas More Institute, Director of the Project on Emerging Actors (Brussels), Research Fellow at the Institute of Political Studies (Paris) and Visiting Fellow at the Bilgi University (Istanbul, Turkey). Author of La Russie de Poutine à Medvedev (director, Paris, Unicomm, 2008).

> Energy, climate & environment - on 18/06/2009

The Challenges of the Gas Supply Security and Transport in Europe

By Jean-Pierre SCHAEKEN WILLEMAERS, former member of the executive committee of Tractebel Engineering, formerexecutive vice-president of Tractebel EGI (Electricity and Gas International), member of the Thomas More Institute Advisory Board. Available in French only.

> Energy, climate & environment - on 05/05/2009

Gas Supply Security and Transport to Europe: Which strategy? Which diversification?

Meeting of the Thomas More Institute Brussels, on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009, 6 pm, to the Fondation Universitaire. Speakers : Jean-Marie DEVOS, Eurogas Secretary General (the European Union of the Natural Gas Industry) and Jean-Arnold VINOIS, Head of Unit « Energy policy and security of supply », Directorate General for Energy and Transport at the European Commission. Debate in French.