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EU energy diplomacy: 1st ever EU – Algeria Business Forum on Energy

May 29, 2016

On 23-24 May, EU Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy Miguel Arias Cañete was in Algiers to strengthen the EU’s energy cooperation with Algeria. Together with the Algeria’s energy Minister Mr Salah Khebri, he opened the very first EU-Algeria Business Forum dedicated to energy. The Forum, a concrete follow-up of the EU-Algeria Political Dialogue on Energy…

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Blog, climate, energy, energy efficiency, EU Energy Union, geopolitics, LNG, natgas, renewables

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EU Energy Council 6 June 2016: agenda & documents

May 9, 2016

The EU Ministers for Energy will meet on Monday 6 June 2016. While the meeting page currently (9 May) contains no agenda or documents, the EU Council Presidency indicated what will be its provisional agenda: Non-legislative activities (poss.) Approval of the list of “A” items New Electricity Market Design (policy debate) Communication from the Commission…

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Blog, climate, consumers, energy, energy efficiency, energy security, EU Energy Union, heating, LNG, natgas, renewables

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News & Views on EU & US, cross-posted to Blogactiv.

Alice Stollmeyer is a Digital Advocacy Strategist. She has lived and worked in Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels, the heart of the European Union.

With a solid background in social science, science studies and communications, Alice has been working on energy and climate issues since 2009. In 2012 she founded her own consultancy @StollmeyerEU, which specialises in EU public affairs, political communications and digital advocacy.

In 2016 @StollmeyerEU broadened its portfolio to politics, democracy, human rights and digital developments.

From November 2016, Alice started tweeting and blogging more broadly about politics, democracy, human rights and digital developments. Not just in the European Union, but increasingly with an eye on what is happening in the United States.


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