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The Future of Europe’s Energy Infrastructure: Permits, Grids, Renewables, Nuclear

Posted on October 10, 2011 by

Energy infrastructure is a fundamental requirement for the production and supply of energy, which is the linchpin of our economies and societies. But with increasing demand, the necessity of reducing greenhouse gasses, falling reserves of traditional forms of fuel, price … Continue reading →

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No smart networking without smart consumers

Posted on March 16, 2011 by

Increasing inter-connection between networks is likely to be an important feature of the electricity industry in Europe as the drive to maximise supplies of secure, low-carbon sources of energy increases over the coming decades. “Intelligent” networking can help us make … Continue reading →

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The Future of Europe’s Energy Infrastructure: Eyes Bigger Than Its Stomach?

Posted on February 16, 2011 by

QCEA strongly believes that the EU’s commitment to reducing energy consumption  should be considered before deciding on the energy infrastructure that will lock us into levels of energy supply based on business-as-usual projections. When a person eats a meal, it … Continue reading →

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