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« L'Europe peut devenir un leader sur les questions énergétiques », La Tribune.fr, 24/07/2017Le 28 juin dernier, Christian Buchel, CDO d’Enedis, a été élu à la présidence de l’EDSO for Smart Grids, association qui regroupe les principaux distributeurs européens d’électricité. La Tribune de l’Énergie fait le point avec lui sur les enjeux des smart grids à l’échelle continentale... lire Le gaz de mine réclame une place dans la transition énergétique, La Tribune, 26/07/2017La Française de l'énergie, spécialiste de la valorisation du gaz de charbon, fait valoir ses arguments pour ne pas tomber sous le coup de l'interdiction de nouveaux permis d'exploration d'hydrocarbures décrétée par Nicolas Hulot... lireNord Stream 2 will divide the EU, but new US sanctions will do more harm / Rem Korteweg, Clingendael Institute, EurActiv, 26/07/2017On Tuesday (25 July), the US House of Representatives passed a sanctions bill which will tighten existing sanctions against Russian companies and individuals, make it more difficult for the White House to lift them, and give US president Donald Trump the authority to enact new sanctions, including on Russian energy projects. Later this week, the bill is expected to pass the Senate and await Trump’s ratification... lireLa Méditerranée orientale, nouvel eldorado gazier, Les Echos, 26/07/2017Total vient de démarrer des forages d’exploration au large de Chypre. Le bassin du Levant pourrait receler des réserves gazières gigantesques... lireA smart, flexible electricity grid could help the UK cut carbon more cheaply, saving up to £40bn between now and 2050, Carbon Brief, 25/07/2017That’s according to research by the Carbon Trust and Imperial College London, which was commissioned by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). It is part of the evidence behind the government’s Smart Systems and Flexibility Plan, published jointly with the energy regulator Ofgem. This plan aims to facilitate a smarter grid through a series of technical and regulatory changes... lireStudy: our Paris carbon budget may be 40% smaller than thought, the Guardian, 24/07/2017In the Paris climate treaty, nearly every world country agreed to try and limit global warming to no more than 2°C above pre-industrial temperatures, and preferably closer to 1.5°C. But a new study published in Nature Climate Change notes that the agreement didn’t define when “pre-industrial” begins... lire