Phuc-Vinh is a Research fellow at the Jacques Delors Energy Center and works on both French and EU energy policy. His works mainly focuses on France’s role regarding the European Green Deal as he studies its aftermath on French public policies.
Before joining the Jacques Delors Institute he previously held a position as a parliamentary assistant in the European Parliament as well as a Policy Officer for the French Union of the Electricity Sector. He respectively worked on files related to transport issues and long term investment before advocating for the defense of the French electricity sector by working on various files (taxonomy regulation, TEN-E regulation, smart sector integration strategy).
Phuc-Vinh studied law and holds a Master’s degree in European Affairs from the Jean Moulin Lyon III University as well as a Master’s degree in Energy Law from the Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne University. His working language are French and English.
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
Sufficiency, the year after
Clash of Perspectives: Analyzing the Climate Debates in CEE+ Region before the 2024 Election Campaigns
Towards climate neutrality: what transformations by 2030 under the FitFor55?
Green Deal: towards a “European regulatory pause”?
Gas supply security in Europe
Overview of the European electricity market
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
L’UE peut atteindre -84% d’émissions de gaz à effet de serre d’ici à 2040, selon Engie
Climat : pour Engie, ajouter un nouvel objectif européen serait « contre-productif »
The EU wants new power lines to save the economy. First it needs cash and local support.
EU green goals face blowback from Trump administration
Il en faut PPE pour être heureux
Plan de sobriété : comment aller au-delà des écogestes
