Jean-Arnold Vinois is Adviser on European Energy Policy at the Jacques Delors Institute. He is Honorary Director of the European Commission – Directorate General for Energy, and he continues to act occasionnally for DG Energy to promote the internal market for energy and related initiatives. Since 1st April 2013, he is acting as Special Adviser to Günther H. Oettinger, the Commissioner responsible for energy.
He retired from the European Commission January 1st 2013. Since July 2011, he was acting as Director of the internal energy market within the Directorate General for Energy, covering in particular the wholesale and retail electricity and gas markets, security of energy supply and energy networks. In April 2006, he became Head of the Unit responsible for Energy policy, security of supply and networks. Since 1992, he occupied, within the Directorate General for Energy and Transport, several management posts dealing successively with human and financial resources, trans-European networks, transport research, railway transport and interoperability. He also practiced as lawyer before joining the European Commission in 1987.
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
High energy prices. Russia fights back?
Making the Green Deal a European success
Coalition, narrative, flagships
Russian gas pipelines and the EU: moving from a love-hate relationship “with adults in the room”?
The European Green deal starts with the energy transition
L’Europe de l’énergie existe : le citoyen l’a rencontrée
Making the Energy Transition a European Success
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Jean-Arnold Vinois (Institut Jacques Delors) : L’UE pourra-t-elle passer l’hiver sans gaz russe ?
L’accord européen sur le gaz russe entre en vigueur
Comment l’Europe veut acheter du gaz en commun pour remplacer le gaz russe
L’Union européenne veut réduire sa dépendance au gaz russe : Entrevue
Depuis le début de l’invasion de leur pays par l’armée russe, deux millions de réfugiés ont fui l’Ukraine.
Le piège du gaz
