Andreas Lochner is an Editor Germany at Montel News Iberia. He specializes in themes related to energy and mining, covering topics such as energy policy and regulation, nuclear energy, renewable energy, energy sustainability, and energy trading. His insights and expertise in these areas have been featured in various publications, including Montel News Iberia.
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By: Andreas Lochner, Muriel Boselli
(Montel) French nuclear power modulation looked set to reach 25 TWh this year, around 30% below state-owned power producer EDF's latest outlook, due to higher summer demand and elevated prices, according to analytics firm Kpler.
(Montel) French day-ahead power prices looked set to extend a 3.5-year high in September amid ongoing heat-related nuclear curtailments, high gas prices and poor hydropower conditions.
By: Andreas Lochner
(Montel) France is putting its diplomatic weight into reopening the Strait of Hormuz with the aim of lowering energy prices and will send troops to
By: Caroline Pailliez
(Montel) France needs to properly take this summer's record heat-related nuclear cuts into account when choosing sites to build new reactors, analysts told Montel this week.
(Montel) France's energy regulator CRE aims to secure more appropriate prices for solar power generation on the forwards markets allowing peakload products for renewables under feed-in tariffs from 2027.
By: Andreas Lochner
(Montel) French winter power prices have significant upside risk if hydropower reserves do not recover and the country needs gas-fired power generation and imports to cover peak demand, a Montel analyst said on Thursday.
By: Andreas Lochner
(Montel) France's hot and dry summer is still an exception for the current climate and may resemble a “mid-century” season with the ongoing nuclear cuts possibly lasting into November, a climate risk expert said on Thursday.
(Montel) France could see its highest weekly spot power level since December 2022 next week amid stronger demand and higher gas prices contributing to increased power generation costs.
(Montel) Belgium plans to continue granting an exemption from an EU rule offering less than 70% of grid capacities for power trading in 2027, a regulator document showed on Friday.
(Montel) The Belgian government has prepared a draft law to nationalise the country's nuclear fleet as a Plan B amid ongoing takeover talks with
