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29 January to 31 January 2008
European Conference on Local Energy Action: The 7th Annual Event for Energy Management Agents in Europe as part of: EUSEW 2008: Second EU Sustainable Energy Week Brussels, Belgium and Live on the Internet  Slovenian Presidency and European Commission Event EU Sustainable Energy Policy - Partners for Sustainable Energy and Presentation of the Strategic Energy Technology Plan Monday 28 January 2008 |
Seventh ManagEnergy Annual Conference
Roadmap and Overview of the Local Energy Actors Cluster Events
Video Recordings: EU Sustainable Energy Policy - Partners for Sustainable Energy
Video Recordings: Presentation of the Strategic Energy Technology Plan
Video Recordings: All EUSEW Events
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| EU Sustainable Energy Policy - Partners for Sustainable Energy | ||||||||||||||
| Monday 28 January 2008 - AM - EN FR DE SI | ||||||||||||||
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| Event Organiser: Slovenian Presidency and European Commission EU Sustainable Energy Week is the reference point for sustainable energy issues in Europe. The events organised cover key topics of sustainable energy and stress the need for everyone of cooperation - from renewable energy sources to energy efficiency, from EU policy to local action, from distributed energy to planning, from technologies to markets, from legislation to behaviour and education, from buildings to transport. In this context it is important to highlight the role of many different actors. Click on a VideoCard below to view the video recording of each speech. |
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| Presentation of the Strategic Energy Technology Plan | ||||||||||||||
| Monday 28 January 2008 - PM - EN FR DE SI | ||||||||||||||
| Further information about the SET-Plan | Video Recordings available soon... | ||||||||||||||
| Event Organiser: Slovenian Presidency and European Commission The Strategic Energy Technology (SET) Plan signals the technological breakthrough and is becoming the milestone in the continuing development of European energy policy. It is proposing ways forward while clearly identifying some of the initial barriers to the development of emerging and innovative technologies for cleaner, reliable and sustainable energy across Europe. To ensure success, the Plan requires the support of many stakeholders, including governments, industry, non-governmental organisations and research communities. Equally, it is essential that there is a robust understanding of the major strengths and weaknesses concerning the research environment, investment opportunities, international cooperation and support from industry and utilities in achieving these goals. Click on a VideoCard below to view the video recording of each speech. Session 1: SET Plan - how can we reach the goals? Session 2: SET Plan - Making a change |