
Tolerable to whom?
Europe’s proposed Climate Resilience Law lets those who adopt each plan define the risk they find acceptable. The households with the least room to adapt are the ones left holding it.
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Europe’s proposed Climate Resilience Law lets those who adopt each plan define the risk they find acceptable. The households with the least room to adapt are the ones left holding it.

When we picture the energy transition, we picture it from the city: rooftop solar, heat pumps, electric cars. Farms enter the picture mostly as a problem, through livestock emissions or competition for land. Biogas sits in that blind spot. It is rarel…

Energy poverty didn’t exist as a concept in Spain when Marta García París first encountered it. Today, Ecoserveis runs one of the most cited local intervention models in Europe — built not on technical expertise alone, but on the conviction that citiz…

The EU’s flexibility agenda promises to empower consumers. Demand-side response, dynamic tariffs, smart meters — the idea is that households can take control of their energy use and benefit from the transition. The evidence is less tidy.
Vulnerable…

The Modernisation Fund is often treated as a technical financing tool. In reality, it is one of the most structural instruments in EU climate policy.
In this episode, Marine Cornelis speaks with Morgan Henley, campaigner at CEE Bankwatch, about how th…

This episode is a departure — in the best possible way.
Instead of an interview, Energ’ Ethic host Marine Cornelis takes listeners inside the speech she delivered in Besançon for the French Day against Energy Poverty. A space filled with people who me…

What if the key to a sustainable future lies in the hands of the most vulnerable? Join host Marine Cornelis in this enlightening episode of Energ’Ethic – Climate Justice and Energy Transition, as she sits down with William Brent, a passionate climate…
Are you planning your exotic summer vacation yet? Or anxiously thinking about the moment when you’ll have to move your bed to the kitchen floor

In this episode, Marine Cornelis hosts Christoph Malzer, Business Development Manager at Navitasoft (https://navitasoft.com/en), to discuss one of the most significant shifts in European energy history: the Baltic synchronisation. On 8 February 2025,…

In this episode, Marine Cornelis hosts Thomas Samuel, (https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomassamuelfr/?originalSubdomain=fr) the visionary founder of Sunna Design (https://www.sunna-design.com) and Moon (https://moon.community), two transformative venture…
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