Energy Efficiency

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Energy efficiency is to use the least possible amount of fuel or energy for the largest output of power with the smallest possible pollution. Energy efficiency starts at home.

ARTICLES
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[ 15.01.2007 ]
Europeans speak out on energy policy
BRUSSELS – Two days before presenting its new energy package, the European Commission released the results of its latest citizens survey on energy, entitled “Energy Technologies: Knowledge, Perception, Measures,” which indicates that Europeans are ambivalent towards energy policy.
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[ 11.01.2007 ]
The European Union’s new energy policy
The European Commission presented yesterday its new energy package, which includes the European Union objective to cut its CO2 emissions by at least 50 percent by 2050.
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Belllona

[ 15.03.2006 ]
Bellona Shows The Way Forward For CCS In Europe, Industry Heeding The Call
BRUSSELS—More than 50 participants from EU institutions, including Members of European Parliament (MEPs) and several representatives of the European Commission as well as the oil and gas industry, power companies, national governments, and journalists attended an open hearing on carbon dioxide capture and storage in the European Parliament (EP) earlier this month.
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NEWS
[ 29.01.2009 ]
Spain insists on energy saving, not nuclear plants

On January 21, Spain reaffirmed its policy of not commissioning new nuclear power plants a day after its biggest utility unveiled plans to build them in Britain, while repeating pledges to boost renewables and save energy.

[ 30.10.2008 ]
Call for EU to fund new electricity grid to spur green energy

“We need the EU to help fund a well-developed European electricity grid with more interconnectors among different countries,” said Paul Magnette, the Belgian Minister for Climate and Energy at the conference “Defining Europe’s energy strategy” organised by the Friends of Europe on October 30th.

[ 23.10.2006 ]
Abramovich talks alternative energy with Iceland

Flamboyant Russian billionaire, Chealsea Football Club owner and governor to the Far East Chukotka Region, Roman Abramovich, is seeking methods of alternative energy for his remote district, which is now under-powered by coal fired plants and nuclear energy.

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