Portugal is heading into politically turbulent times following the snap election. President Rebelo de Sousa has appointed the conservative Luís Montenegro as the Prime Minister. However, he does not have a parliamentary majority.
By Redaktion Table
The center-right alliance Democratic Alliance (AD) has only narrowly emerged as the winner of the elections in Portugal. A government will be fragile and dependent on other political forces. Party leader Montenegro could therefore have to break one of his election promises.
By Table.Briefings
Hydrogen and the H2Med pipeline will be important topics today at the Spanish-French summit between Pedro Sánchez and Emmanuel Macron. In addition to H2Med, the Sánchez government is launching numerous other hydrogen projects.
By Table.Briefings
Energy was one of the most controversial topics at the European Council. When it comes to security of supply, the EU states want to involve their eastern neighbors even more; and with regards to prices, relief was signaled for Portugal and Spain.
By Eric Bonse
