Nikolaus J. Kurmayer is an Energy & Environment Journalist at Euractiv. He focuses on a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, climate change, and sustainability, with a particular interest in renewable and nuclear energy. Nikolaus has been featured in Climate Home News, RealClearEnergy, LRT, Eurasia Review, and EURACTIV.
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Nikolaus J. Kurmayer's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, energy, and finance & economy-related topics with a significant emphasis on renewable energy and climate change within the European context.
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