Phuc-Vinh Nguyen has been head of the Jacques Delors Institute’s Energy Centre since December 2024 and a researcher on French and European energy policy since December 2020. At European level, he works on the European GreenDeal, the carbon markets (ETS1 and ETS2) and the gas and electricity markets. At national level, his work focuses on the implementation of the Green Deal in France and the role that France can play in promoting an ambitious energy and industrial policy at European level in the context of the CleanIndustrial Deal.
Phuc-Vinh is a visiting lecturer at Sciences Po Paris and IRIS-SUP. Before joining the Institute, he worked as a parliamentary assistant in the European Parliament and as a European affairs officer in the Brussels office of the Union Française de l’Electricité.
A lawyer by training, Phuc-Vinh holds a Master’s degree in European Business Law (Université Jean Moulin Lyon III) and a Master’s degree in Energy Law (Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne). His working languages 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
[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
The European energy price spike
the French and the environment
Let’s innovate to achieve climate neutrality
The EU ETS: from cornerstone to catalyst
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Coup de frein à la baisse des émissions de CO2 en Europe et aux Etats-Unis
La fin du transit du gaz russe par l’Ukraine met l’UE sous pression
Fin du gaz russe : vers une crise inédite en Transnistrie ; inquiétudes en UE
Fin du transit du gaz russe à l’Europe via l’Ukraine
Le transit du gaz russe à l’Europe via l’Ukraine, c’est fini
Une loi spéciale en attendant un budget : les conséquences pour l’écologie
