European Union
also referred to as: eu
11 statements across 6 episodes · 0 bullish · 4 bearish · 7 people on the record · first statement Aug 3, 2022 by Dr. Tatiana Mitrova · said 51 times in 21 episodes since 2022 · across every show →
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2025 2 mentions in 2 episodes 1 per episode
2024 13 mentions in 6 episodes 2 per episode
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2023 31 mentions in 10 episodes 3 per episode
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2022 5 mentions in 3 episodes 2 per episode
Everything said about European Union, oldest first
Aug 3, 2022 negative
Aug 3, 2022 neutral
Corbeau: Europe must triple annual wind and solar additions to hit 2030 goals
“The target is To have more than 1200 gigawatts of renewable capacity by the end of 2030. So that means a very, very substantial increase in terms of the addition of wind and solar capacity every year. We need to, between now and 2030, to multiply the normal ad…”
Aug 3, 2022 neutral
Mitrova: EU oil embargo will likely reduce Russian exports by only 10-15%
“In the longer term, as the EU is implementing its oil embargo, and with all these constraints on insurance and shipping, There will be definitely some effect to limited extent. So we are probably talking about 10, 15% decline in the Russian oil exports and cor…”
Aug 3, 2022 neutral
Aug 3, 2022 neutral
Jul 6, 2023 negative
Aug 3, 2023 neutral
EU hydrogen import demand will set global production standards
“Because the EU is looking to become the largest importer of clean hydrogen globally that means that their rules really, really affect hydrogen production elsewhere, particularly for markets looking to export hydrogen to Europe and basically set a global standa…”
Dec 18, 2023 neutral
Dec 18, 2023 bearish
Cumulative US LNG emissions could exceed the footprint of 1,000 coal plants
“If you add up all the emissions from what's in operation, all the emissions from what's under construction, all the emissions from what is being proposed beyond that, we could be talking about the emission footprint of about a thousand, actually more than a th…”
Dec 22, 2023 bearish
St. John: Clean hydrogen lacks the infrastructure and economics for end-user adoption
“Governments, the United States, the European Union, South Korea, Japan, others, are incentivizing hydrogen production for these purposes And making goals that are kind of astounding in their scope for gigawatts, tens of gigawatts of hydrogen production, and ye…”
Mar 22, 2024 neutral
EU clean hydrogen regulations delay hourly matching requirements until 2030
“The 45 V guidelines are potentially more strict than the parallel guidance in the European Union, which allows for some grandfathering, requires monthly matching through twenty-twenty-nine, and doesn't move to hourly matching until twenty-thirty.”