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EU to Stick to 40% CO2 Cuts by 2030 After Paris Accord: Canete

Dec 15, 2015

The EU will stick to its goal to cut emissions by at least 40% by 2030 for the moment, and any decision to change that will not be taken till after 2020, the EU's climate action and energy commissioner Miguel Arias Canete said Monday. The ...

Tags: greenhouse gas

Not All Large Lighting Brands Pass Hong Kong Consumer Council LED Bulb Tests

Nov 11, 2015

Hong Kong Consumer Council and Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSC) found large disparities in energy efficiency and lifetime performances in 10 types of LED bulbs, among these included products from leading lighting brands. ...

Tags: LED bulbs, Tests

Finnish LED Manufacturer Greenled Oy Lights up Helsinki

Oct 14, 2015

Greenled Oy , the leading Finnish manufacturer and supplier of all-inclusive LED lighting solutions, has won the contract to supply street lighting for the City of Helsinki. The request for tenders emphasized energy efficiency, high quality ...

Tags: Greenled Oy, Finland LED market, Government Projects

CEPI Show Support to European Commission's Energy Union Package

Feb 27, 2015

CEPI especially welcomes the emphasis put on delivering competitive energy prices, investing in the bioeconomy and establishing synergies between the energy efficiency, resource efficiency and circular economy policies. “This ...

Tags: package, Packaging

Setting an EU Goal to Improve Energy Efficiency Would Help Cut Natural Gas

Jun 24, 2014

Setting an EU goal to improve energy efficiency by 30% by 2030 would help cut natural gas use by 115 billion cubic meters/year and gas imports by 90 Bcm/year by 2030, compared with business as usual, according to draft European Commission ...

Tags: Gas Use, EU legislation

EU Proposal: Naftogaz Pays Gazprom $2 Billion in Exchange for Talks on a New Gas Price

May 29, 2014

Ukrainian gas company Naftogaz and Russian gas company Gazprom are considering an EU proposal where Naftogaz pays Gazprom $2 billion by Friday in exchange for talks on a new gas price and no prepayment in June, the European Commission said ...

Tags: EU energy, Russian Gas

Ukraine's Retail Gas Prices May Have to Rise 40%

Mar 24, 2014

Ukraine's retail gas prices may have to rise 40% as part of economic reforms needed to unlock loans from the International Monetary Fund, Ukrainian energy minister Yuriy Prodan told reporters in Brussels Thursday. "This is an unpopular ...

Tags: Gas Prices, energy sector

National Governments Have to Inform The EC Every Two Years of Energy Projects

Feb 25, 2014

The European Commission is to report by 2017 if governments should be required to notify it of planned gas, oil and coal extraction projects and small renewable energy projects under amended EU rules adopted late Thursday by EU ministers ...

Tags: EU Gas, Oil, Coal

Germany Proposals to Curb Renewable Energy Subsidies and Cap Electricity Prices

Jan 21, 2014

Germany's economy and energy minister laid out Tuesday proposals to curb renewable energy subsidies and cap electricity prices but opponents fear they could jeopardise the country's much vaunted green energy transition. Just weeks after ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

The EU Will Announce Climate Change Targets for 2030 Next Week

Jan 19, 2014

The EU will announce climate change targets for 2030 next week but sharp differences over priorities and an unwillingness to take the lead while global rivals hang back may result in a modest compromise deal. The 2020 programme is widely ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

The Conference Discussed The Importance of The Pipeline on Security of Supply

Nov 25, 2013

With the attendance of both Russian and Hungarian government members alongside Gazprom representatives and energy experts, today's conference entitled "South Stream: The Evolution of a Pipeline" discussed the importance of the pipeline in ...

Tags: Hungarian Minister, National Development, case, South Stream's, value

European Parliament Voted Wednesday to Limit The Use of Biofuels in The European Union

Sep 13, 2013

The European Parliament voted Wednesday to limit the use of biofuels in the European Union, one of a series of potential changes to the bloc's climate-change policies that investors say are creating uncertainty and bottling up energy ...

Tags: biofuels, Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

IAL Consultants Published Its New Report,Overviewof The European Sealants Market

Aug 28, 2013

IAL Consultants published its new report, Overviewof the European Sealants Market. Taking into account the 15 countries of Western Europe and eight countries of Eastern Europe, the total demand for sealants is estimated at approximately ...

Tags: Sealants Market, Construction

The Architectural Coatings Sector in Europe Has Hopes Because of EU Legislation

Jun 7, 2013

Much of the architectural coatings market in Europe is in the doldrums at the moment because of a slump in the region's construction sector stemming from a general slowdown in its economy. During the first quarter of this year, European ...

Tags: Architectural Coatings, Coating, Construction

Shale Gas Could Play a Role in The EU's Future Energy Policy

May 16, 2013

Shale gas could play a role in the EU's future energy policy but only if the health and environmental risks are addressed and minimized, EU environment commissioner Janez Potocnik said Tuesday in a speech at the European Economic Congress ...

Tags: Shale Gas, Energy Policy

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