Samuel Abettan

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Junior Economist

Samuel Abettan is a Junior Economist, mainly covering energy and climate topics. He joined ING in October 2020 after graduating with a master's degree in international economics and business from Université Paris Dauphine-PSL in France. Samuel is based in Brussels.

Samuel Abettan is no longer part of the ING THINK team

latests from Samuel

Pressure to reduce Russian gas dependence builds – but there's no silver bullet for sectors

Pressure to reduce Russian gas dependence builds – but there's no silver bullet for sectors

Is REPowerEU too focused on renewables as a way to cut out Russian gas?

Is REPowerEU too focused on renewables as a way to cut out Russian gas?

Commodities, Food & Agri

Carbon prices in the EU crash despite rising fossil fuel prices

Carbon prices in the EU crash despite rising fossil fuel prices

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France: What the falling unemployment rate means for the recovery

France: What the falling unemployment rate means for the recovery

What France's Covid health pass means for Macron

What France's Covid health pass means for Macron

France's Macron outlines plan to boost vaccination

France's Macron outlines plan to boost vaccination

France: The bitter taste of confidence

France: The bitter taste of confidence

latest podcasts

Listen: Putting a price on carbon

Listen: Putting a price on carbon

Listen: COP26 - 'Pitifully inadequate' or 'truly historic'?

Listen: COP26 - 'Pitifully inadequate' or 'truly historic'?

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Just how fit is the EU’s Fit for 55 climate strategy for Europe’s economy?

Just how fit is the EU’s Fit for 55 climate strategy for Europe’s economy?

Fit for 55 is the European Commission’s package of measures to make sure it hits its climate targets. We don’t think economies will be…

Transport & Logistics

Corporate Sector Coverage

Rising carbon prices increase viability of low-carbon technologies

Rising carbon prices increase viability of low-carbon technologies

Carbon reduction strategies will be a key focus for many businesses this year. But challenges await, as both mandatory and voluntary carbon markets are…

Corporate Sector Coverage

Voluntary carbon markets are changing for the better

Voluntary carbon markets are changing for the better

After years of wavering, voluntary carbon offsetting schemes are likely to be back on the agenda of corporate decision-makers. Here's a reminder of…

Watch: The real impact of the COP26 climate conference

Commodities, Food & Agri

Good COP, Bad COP: Separating heat from light at the climate summit

Good COP, Bad COP: Separating heat from light at the climate summit

Four key things to watch out for at COP26

Four key things to watch out for at COP26

French elections: A Macron-Le Pen rematch is far from guaranteed

French elections: A Macron-Le Pen rematch is far from guaranteed