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- Cement production increased in emerging economies like Indonesia, Russia, and Argentina but declined in most advanced economies due to economic downturn.
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- Climate change remained a key issue but the EU's unilateral actions on international flights and low CO2 prices raised doubts about
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For future updates, please contact Nick Bastin, Partner, CNC and Head of MSLGROUP’s EMEA Energy Practice at nick.bastin@cnc-communications.com.
Do share your queries/feedback with our team at @CNC_comms or reach out to us on twitter @msl_group.
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This document summarizes an article about the potential threats and opportunities of Brexit for global development aid. It speculates that Brexit could negatively impact economic growth, trade, remittances and aid in least developed countries by reducing UK contributions. However, it also suggests Brexit may allow the UK more flexibility in focusing its aid. The document discusses many uncertainties around Brexit's effects and calls for contingency planning by the European Commission on potential impacts to European development programs.
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- Global economic growth slowed due to the financial crisis in Europe. World cement production increased 7.6% to 3.6 billion tonnes, with China accounting for 57.3% of production.
- Cement production increased in emerging economies like Indonesia, Russia, and Argentina but declined in most advanced economies due to economic downturn.
- CEMBUREAU countries accounted for about 7% of world cement production, while EU27 members contributed around 6% of the global total.
- Climate change remained a key issue but the EU's unilateral actions on international flights and low CO2 prices raised doubts about
2014 Annual Report - Reports on Operations February 18, 2015]Edison S.p.A.
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For future updates, please contact Nick Bastin, Partner, CNC and Head of MSLGROUP’s EMEA Energy Practice at nick.bastin@cnc-communications.com.
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The document is a magazine from the European Committee of the Regions discussing various topics related to climate change and the EU's Energy Union strategy. It contains an editorial emphasizing the important role of local governments in tackling climate change, as they are responsible for over 70% of climate change reduction measures. It also contains an interview with Maroš Šefčovič, the EU Commissioner responsible for the Energy Union, who outlines the key aspects of the new Energy Union strategy, including its focus on transitioning to a low-carbon economy and decarbonizing the energy sector through ambitious climate policy and a well-functioning carbon market. He emphasizes the strategic role of local and regional governments in implementing this new strategy.
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This document summarizes a report about achieving 100% renewable electricity in Europe and North Africa by 2050. It acknowledges contributions from various organizations that helped develop the report. The report examines the current electricity situation and challenges facing the region, and presents a roadmap to transition to an integrated power market with 100% renewable electricity generation by 2050. Key components of the vision include a "SuperSmart Grid", rapid scaling up of all forms of renewable power, and large-scale imports of renewable power from North Africa to Europe.
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What would we do in a world without energy? Of course this is a rhetorical question, but it’s one that’s been with human beings forever. Every great step forward in the world has been propelled by energy. Almost a million years ago Man harnessed fire and realized that this “magic” gave him the independence to prosper. Energy is just that: progress, evolution.
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- Research shows the significant potential economic benefits of a focused renovation drive for the European economy, especially in southern Europe which still suffers from the euro crisis. The "InnovationCity" project in Germany achieved a 4% annual renovation rate within years.
- Individual building owners undertaking energy renovations alone will not be enough; governments must view increasing energy efficiency as a societal challenge rather than the responsibility of individuals. The economic benefits of renovation programs accrue both
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However, the challenges to achieving the EU’s energy policy objectives should not be understated or glossed over – they are quite profound and will require sustained efforts on a hitherto unprecedented scale to be addressed. In the end it is the detail of how the headline measures set out in the Energy Union document are designed and implemented, which will determine whether the energy policy objectives will be met or not. It is important to build on existing Directives and policy initiatives rather than starting afresh; but this process requires honest appraisal of the successes and limitations of the current initiatives and more fundamentally of the plethora of barriers to the development of the low carbon energy economy. In particular, the temptation to avoid or ignore difficult challenges will need to be resisted in favour of sustained and determined measures. This requires a collective effort by European policymakers at all levels.
The Energy Cities Project Serbia aims to introduce sustainable energy management practices in four municipalities. It will introduce the European Energy Award system to improve energy efficiency in public buildings like schools. The project also includes infrastructure investments and capacity building training. It seeks to establish energy management systems to reduce costs and meet efficiency targets, benefiting local governments and students.
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This document provides a summary of the first issue of the newsletter CONNECTED, which discusses climate and energy issues from a transatlantic perspective. In the opening editorial, Jennifer Morgan of the World Resources Institute argues that the US and EU should commission a joint risk assessment of climate change and work more closely with China on transitioning to a low-carbon economy. The newsletter also highlights Germany's new national energy concept, California's progress on implementing a cap-and-trade system, and a new US strategy on rare earth metals. Interviews and reports provide updates on renewable energy and green jobs initiatives in both Europe and the US.
For the global sustainability community,
the most effective catalyst of change
has long been seen as the informed
self-interest of the mainstream financial
community: if banks and investors
could be convinced of the proximity of
environmental risk or societal impacts,
then it has been assumed that capital
diverted from ‘unsustainable’ practices
would render all other interventions
unnecessary. In practice though, the
sustainability community has found
the financial sector a hard nut to crack.
Although recent years have seen a
substantial increase in the integration of
environmental, social and governance
(ESG) data forming part of investment
analysis, the continued emphasis on shortterm
results and incentives has pushed
longer-term environmental risks, such as
climate change, outside of the boundary
of risks contemplated by mainstream
analysts. That is, until recently.
The 2022 IEA Ministerial Communiqué outlines the key discussions and agreements from the International Energy Agency's ministerial meeting in March 2022. Key points include:
- Support for the IEA to play a leading role in supporting countries' transitions to net zero emissions by 2050 through expanded analysis, roadmaps, and assistance.
- Agreement to provide adequate funding for the IEA to help achieve climate goals while ensuring energy security, affordability and market stability during the clean energy transition.
- A commitment to accelerate clean energy transitions through increased policy support, innovation, efficiency improvements and renewable energy deployment.
1) The document summarizes an interview with the French Ambassador to Serbia about France's efforts to raise awareness of climate change ahead of the 2015 UN Climate Change Conference (COP21) in Paris.
2) The Ambassador organized over 15 events in Serbia with over 4,500 participants to discuss climate action and the potential for a global agreement in Paris.
3) The Ambassador hopes COP21 will result in a legally binding global agreement, as individual country commitments to date will not meet the goal of limiting global warming to under 2°C. France expects all countries to take ambitious climate action.
The document summarizes recent events from the World Energy Council, including their 2018 World Energy Week conference in Milan. It discusses key topics from the conference such as innovation, technologies, resilience, and sustainability in the energy sector. It also announces upcoming energy events around the world and calls for applicants for the 2019 SET Award, which recognizes innovators in the energy transition.
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Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
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The document provides summaries of various energy-related topics:
1) It introduces an interview with the President of the Argentine MC about the country's upcoming World Energy Leaders' Summit and contributions to energy transition.
2) It describes the launch of the World Energy Council's 2018 Issues Monitor report and interactive tool which highlights shifting priorities in the energy sector towards digitalization, decentralization, and decarbonization.
3) It briefly profiles Alexie Seller, a finalist in the SET100 initiative, who focuses on bringing sustainable energy and clean water to communities in India.
Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
Il World Energy Focus, nuovo mensile online della WEC's community, una e-publication gratuita per essere sempre aggiornato sugli sviluppi del settore energetico. Il World Energy Focus contiene news, interviste esclusive e uno spazio dedicato agli eventi promossi dai singoli Comitati Nazionali.
Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
The World Energy Council Chair opened a global energy leaders summit to discuss long-term energy policy under the energy trilemma framework. The Council also signed an agreement with the Eurasian Economic Commission to strengthen cooperation on energy issues in Eurasia. Additionally, the Council presented at conferences on hydropower development and trends in Austria's energy future.
L'edizione annuale del World Energy Focus è online e può essere scaricata gratuitamente dal sito del World Energy Council! Suddivisa in cinque sezioni:
EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS & INTERVIEWS
POLICY & REGULATION INNOVATION
DIGITAL INNOVATION
TECHNOLOGY & DECARBONISATION INNOVATION
BUSINESS MODELS INNOVATION
La pubblicazione raccoglie interviste a CEO, Ministri, esperti del settore energia e articoli e contributi di membri del World Energy Council.
Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
Il World Energy Inside è una pubblicazione mensile del World Energy Council (WEC) contenente interviste a rappresentanti del WEC e dei Comitati Nazionali, overview e aggiornamenti sulle attività recenti e future del WEC in tutto il mondo e, approfondimenti sulle ultime news in ambito energetico.
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3. Energy security
This leads me to the last core point: are we delivering on energy security?
It seems to me that most policy makers are extremely worried. On the electricity side, system adequacy
stepped up on national political agendas and it clearly appears that actions are needed to readdress the
current divestment trends in many markets and to cope with the integration of Renewables ensuring stability
to the electricity system.
If we look to gas, we understand that in all projections it will remain a key component of the European energy
mix, but policies remain sometimes conflicting. In our view, “Gas Europe” is well divided into two main
playgrounds:
i. The “old Europe” that is now well fairly well diversified and struggles for competitiveness of supplies.
Figures tell us that we cannot hope to deliver on a stable and secure supply without relying on existing
pipeline suppliers, but when it comes to diversification, LNG is now offering at the same time an opportunity
and a significant benchmark: new gas import projects, including those prioritized by the Italian Energy
Strategy, will have to match a more flexible, more liquid, more competitive outset of the gas industry, where
the interests of producers and consumers will be more balanced;
ii. “new Europe”, and the Blakans (and let me say our neighboring southern Mediterranean rim) have
a very different situation. They ought to be improved in their energy security by new routes, new supplies
and better interconnection. This can only truly happen by achieving cross—border and regional cooperation,
and I am particularly happy that we could gather in this room some key players of this endeavor such as the
Energy Charter Treaty, the Energy Community of South East Europe, and the Observatoire Mediterraneen
de l’Energie, which I was given the honor to chair.
When we address energy security we cannot refrain from looking at the US lesson. We shall not fear to take
up the challenge of domestic energy investments. Europe, and Italy! Is full of domestic conventional
resources for which we boast competencies, technologies and one of the most stringent regulation
worldwide. Availability of domestic gas is not only a component of energy security, it is also a key requisite
for a sustainable mid-term energy strategy. All this cannot be waived out, based on fear, ideology, prejudice,
and I pledge the Italian National Energy Strategy well-grounded reasoning on that issue.
Still, a last core question should be whether we are or not going in the right direction. Let me say, that I
believe that the only right direction would be to gain a fundamental and common understanding of the
Energy Transition issue and of its trans-boundary nature.
I am happy and honored that distinguished colleagues from Italy, Germany, UK and my own France can now
provide us with their perspective and that our colleagues from Brussels can help us in understanding which
keywords should be required for these national policies to become truly convergent and draw the case for
building a truly European energy policy.
This is the next big challenge, which will face soon important decisions regarding Market Integration,
reshaping of Renewable policies and Climate Change.
None of these goals can be discussed, pursued, achieved at a national level alone, and I therefore believe
that gathering all sorts of experiences, ideas, and food for thought from across all national borders is the only
way to go.
I am eager to follow the debate and to discuss with our guests on their views for our common energy future.
Thank you. Grazie
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