Bloomberg New Energy Finance has just updated its data. Electricity transmission and distribution costs will increase, but the consumer's bill could remain unchanged.
"In an ideal world, high-income individuals, aware of their responsibility, would voluntarily give up highly greenhouse-gas-emitting activities," explains Philippe Thalmann, professor of environmental economics at EPFL.
Interview with Emanuel von Graffenried, Director & Partner at Bernard Nicod Conseils SA
Switzerland's greatest challenge will be to succeed in combining these three societal objectives: climate action, energy security and ecological integrity.
Interview with Jacques Mauron, Chief Executive Officer of Groupe E
Postponing (again) the rules regarding the ban on internal combustion engine vehicles is nonsense, according to Marc Muller, founder of the company IMPACT LIVING.
Scandals and new rules will shake up the voluntary carbon offset market for companies.
Interview with Stéphane Maret, Director General of the FMV
The new electricity law has, among other things, put wind power back at the heart of debates about the energy transition.
In the face of increasingly virulent criticism in the United States, environmental standards are under intense pressure.
Interview with Mauro Salvadori, Head of Public Affairs at Alpiq
It's a revolution that we underestimated. We are not prepared for it.