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Stories tagged with: European Union
Spring is kick-off time for energy projects in Europe
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http://www.holaverde.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=v...
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM/ In June 2010 some 3 000 organisations through Europe sent 349 proposals for funding energy projects in the 27 Member States, 44 were selected to share nearly € 58 million. The proposals fulfill the conditions of the European Union Energy Program.
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Submitted by HolaVerde
12 months, 3 weeks, 4 days, 11 hours agoTags: energy projects, European Union, belgium, organisations
NORWAY: European Solar Power Keeps Spending
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http://bajaenergys.blogspot.com/2007/12/norway-european-sola...
Dutch utility Delta clearly believes that solar energy is far from a flash in the pan: its subsidiary Solland announced on Tuesday a $736.2 million deal with silicon supplier Renewable Energy, which is set to last until 2015.
Solland Solar, 90% of which was bought by Delta at the start of this year, is extending an already-existing supply agreement with Oslo-based Renewable Energy. The Delta-owned company is in expansion mode, with the hope of expanding solar cell production to 170 megawatts of power per year, from a current level of 60 megawatts.
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Submitted by BajaeNergyBLOG
50 months, 2 weeks, 8 hours agoTags: China, European Union, Evergreen Solar, First Solar, norway 
WESTERN HEMISPHERE: United States refuses to set CO2 cut target
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http://bajaenergys.blogspot.com/2007/12/western-hemisphere-u...
The United States has refused to set a specific target for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions at a UN climate conference in Bali. The US says it will host a separate dialogue of the world's largest greenhouse gas emitters in 2008, at which clear numbers could be discussed. The European Union and other countries want the Bali conference to set a goal for industrialized countries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by 25 to 40 percent by 2020. But the United States says it will not change its position and instead stresses the importance of developing countries, previously exempt from the Kyoto Protocol, to start cutting their CO2 omissions. These countries say they fear such cuts would curb their economic growth. As the biggest greenhouse gas emitter in the world the US has long baulked at agreeing to binding cuts, refusing to ratify the Kyoto Protocol. The differing responsibilities of developed and developing countries are one of the top issues in Bali, with emissions from emerging economies still growing and developing countries arguing that the US and other industrial nations are not living up to their own commitments.
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Submitted by BajaeNergyBLOG
51 months, 2 days, 6 hours agoTags: European Union, CO2, bali, Kyoto Protocol, greenhouse gas em 
EUROASIA: France, and not Russia, will be the EuroCommission’s chief opponent in the i
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http://blog.bajaenergy.com/2007/09/euroasia-france-and-not-r...
Пока только три компании Евросоюза -- немецкие E.ON и RWE и французская Suez -- категорически отвергают представленные 19 сентября Еврокомиссией пять поправок в европейское законодательство, предлагающее ограничить для энергетических компаний возможность управления на территории ЕС транспортировкой и производством электроэнергии и газа. Хотя обсуждение инициатив, представленных Нелли Крус в Брюсселе два дня назад, только началось, число категорических противников реформы, как выяснилось, меньше, чем ожидалось, хотя дискуссия вряд ли будет быстрой -- еврокомиссар по энергетике Андрис Пиебалгс 20 сентября сообщил, что надеется на принятие плана в течение ближайших 18 месяцев, а сама реформа начнется к 2010 году (ранее предполагался 2008 год).
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Submitted by BajaeNergyBLOG
53 months, 2 weeks, 2 days, 23 hours agoTags: for, European Union, European Commission, eon, ENI, Centrica
CHINA: CNPC Will Sign a Deal for Turkmen Gas Field
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http://bajaenergys.blogspot.com/2007/07/china-cnpc-will-sign...
"The agreement signed between Turkey and Iran paves the way for the Nabucco project and we no longer need any other supplies to meet the Nabucco gas requirement," the official said.
Turkey had sought Russian gas for the 4.6 billion euro ($6.3 billion) Nabucco project that will cross its territory. It is backed by the European Union partly as a means to diversify from reliance on Russian gas by opening access to central Asian gas.
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Submitted by BajaeNergyBLOG
55 months, 3 weeks, 4 days, 3 hours agoTags: Africa, China, CNPC, European Union, Gurbanguly Berdymukhamm
EU warns Turkish military to stay out of election crisis
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/turkey/story/0,,2070872,00.html
The European Union told the powerful Turkish military today to keep out of politics and warned that Ankara's bid to join the union hinged on "core" values of "civilian supremacy" over the armed forces in a democracy.
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UE: European Union, seeks To Boost Central Asia Energy Ties
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http://bajaenergys.blogspot.com/2007/03/ue-european-union-se...
"The EU aims to diversify its energy policy. This is why it is necessary to increase our contacts with Central Asia," he told reporters after talks with regional foreign ministers.
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Submitted by BajaeNergyBLOG
59 months, 2 weeks, 19 hours agoTags: afghanistan, Benita Ferrero-Waldner, European Union, germany
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