Michal Hrubý
Research Fellow
mhruby@europeum.org
+420 608 450 808
Research Fellow
mhruby@europeum.org
+420 608 450 808
Michal Hrubý has a Master's degree in Economics from Škoda Auto University and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Mineral Raw Materials at the VSB Technical University of Ostrava. His research focuses on green economics, decarbonisation of heavy industries, and transport. He regularly contributes to renowned Czech media outlets. As part of EUROPEUM's climate team, Michal contributes to our efforts to base the public debate on relevant facts and information and to connect with and inform various stakeholders about the developments in the EU legislation.
Events
- (17.10.2022)
E-mobility: An OPPORTUNITY for Central-Eastern Europe - (06.09.2022)
Conference: Building momentum for CCS deployment in the CEE region - (13.06.2022)
Invitation: presentation of the study "Czech automotive industry in the process of change" - (12.05.2022)
INVITATION: Fair and sustainable future of transport and buildings: Outlook for the Czech Presidency - (17.03.2022)
INVITATION: EU-Pacific Talks: H2 - Hydrogen Hype
Articles
- (01.12.2022)
Gas in numbers | European gas solidarity: where does the Czech Republic stand? | UPDATED - (08.11.2022)
REPORT: E-mobility: An OPPORTUNITY for Central-Eastern Europe - (31.10.2022)
Background Study | Minerals and Metals for the energy transition - (26.10.2022)
Background paper Think Tank Forum | Green agenda in the Western Balkans - (30.06.2022)
EU MONITOR: Recharging the Czech EU Presidency - (27.04.2022)
PRESS RELEASE: Reducing transport emissions: the Czech used car market offers affordable cars also in the electric vehicle category - (21.02.2022)
POLICY REPORT: The Perspectives of the Czech Automotive Industry’s Decarbonization - an updated review - (02.12.2021)
Press Release: CCS4CEE Project - Building momentum for the long-term CCS deployment in the CEE region - (09.11.2021)
Policy Paper: Potential for CCS in V4 – will we seize the momentum? - (27.10.2021)
RECOMMENDATION: National Convention on the EU: Sustainable mobility in the context of the "Fit for 55" package
In the media
- (07.12.2022)
TN.cz: Energy crisis - (07.12.2022)
E15: Slovenia will help its neighbours. E Slovenia wants to build a new gas pipeline to Central Europe - (06.12.2022)
Extra.cz: Czech Republic is in crisis, yet households waste energy. What to do if you want to save money - (05.12.2022)
EkonTech.cz: The inclusion of natural gas and nuclear as supported resources through the EU taxonomy was pragmatic - (01.12.2022)
Stačí málo: By turning down the heating by 1°C, we can save significantly - (30.11.2022)
EURACTIV.SK | Decarbonising road transport: what will power cars and trucks? - (18.11.2022)
Energie bez emisí: The decline of fossil fuels is clear, the biggest challenge is to solve raw material dependence - (18.11.2022)
Deník N: The new emission standard will not make cars more expensive. Tightening rules would increase popularity of used cars, says expert - (18.11.2022)
iDNES.cz: Germans want to cap energy even for big companies, it may harm Czech firms - (26.10.2022)
MF DNES: EU to buy gas together, no price ceiling yet
Latest articles
- TN.cz: Energy crisis
- E15: Slovenia will help its neighbours. E Slovenia wants to build a new gas pipeline to Central Europe
- Extra.cz: Czech Republic is in crisis, yet households waste energy. What to do if you want to save money
- EkonTech.cz: The inclusion of natural gas and nuclear as supported resources through the EU taxonomy was pragmatic
- Gas in numbers | European gas solidarity: where does the Czech Republic stand? | UPDATED
- Decarbonization of the Czech automotive industry
- Stačí málo: By turning down the heating by 1°C, we can save significantly
- EURACTIV.SK | Decarbonising road transport: what will power cars and trucks?
- Energie bez emisí: The decline of fossil fuels is clear, the biggest challenge is to solve raw material dependence
- Deník N: The new emission standard will not make cars more expensive. Tightening rules would increase popularity of used cars, says expert