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
Overview of the European electricity market
[FR] France’s energy future
Can a minimum price on carbon accelerate the adoption of clean technologies?
United in diversity? National responses to the European energy crisis
European Dependence on Russian Gas
–The Example of Nord Stream 2
Cop 26: Europe leads the way towards climate neutrality
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Điện hạt nhân : Từ lo ngại rủi ro thành trụ cột tự chủ năng lượng Pháp
Marché européen de l’électricité : les propositions timides de la Commission
Bruxelles invite le nucléaire dans la réforme du marché de l’électricité
Marché de l’électricité : ce qui va changer avec les nouvelles règles européennes
Le 5/7: réforme du marché de l’électricité
Crise énergétique ou l’impérieux besoin de repenser le rapport français à l’énergie
