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The announcement this week in Rome of the first-class burial of the Desertec project, the transport of solar energy produced in the southern Mediterranean to Europe, demonstrates the loss of the culture of "challenge" among politicians and the lack...

For every bad, there can be a good thing. Last week was a turbulent time in the European Parliament following the rejection of Slovenian candidate Alenka Bratusek for the post of Vice-President for Energy. The Slovenian Prime Minister's decision to propose...

(October 5, 2014) Can a country that has had geniuses, builders who organized the first international electricity exhibition in 1881, ignore its energy history to succeed in its transition? At a time when parliamentarians are considering...

Ségolène Royal's bill is based more on the "initial state" of French energy systems than on the "builder's theory" which opens up the perspectives of the "possible." In 1998, a law on telecommunications quickly flew into...

Europe's energy future is at an impasse. This is evident in policies lacking ambition due to a lack of vision and resources (due to the economic crisis). It is also evident in the proliferation of industrial solutions that lack markets.

At a time of debate over the security of communications and the digital transport of data, work is underway that could lead to European emancipation. Émile Mercet would have been proud of such a discovery, which would have, among other things,...

Barack Obama's announcement this week to tackle coal-fired power stations, the Valls government's announcement to postpone the Ségolène Royal law until 2015, and the $44 trillion, estimated in mid-May by the International Energy Agency (IEA), for...