The Trends and Long-Term Scenarios in EU and the Member States Concerning Renewable Energy

In the past 20 years the European Union has been working continually to promote green energy. Renewable energy has a number of social, economic and environmental benefits. A major advantage of using renewable energy is that it has a low environmental impact, therefore, can support growth on a sustai...

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Main Author: Alina Dumitrescu
Format: Article
Language:ron
Published: Institute for World Economy 2014-04-01
Series:Revista de Economie Mondială
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Online Access:http://iem.ro/rem/index.php/REM/article/view/155/178
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description In the past 20 years the European Union has been working continually to promote green energy. Renewable energy has a number of social, economic and environmental benefits. A major advantage of using renewable energy is that it has a low environmental impact, therefore, can support growth on a sustainable basis. The study analyzes the EU progress and long-term trends and scenarios in the field of renewable resources. It also presents the experience of other Member States and their green energy orientations. This can be for Romania an example to promote an energy policy that ensures a permanent balance between security of supply, competitiveness and economic viability and the last, but not the least environment protection.
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The Trends and Long-Term Scenarios in EU and the Member States Concerning Renewable Energy
Revista de Economie Mondială
Renewable resources
Competitiveness
Energy security
Sustainability
title The Trends and Long-Term Scenarios in EU and the Member States Concerning Renewable Energy
title_full The Trends and Long-Term Scenarios in EU and the Member States Concerning Renewable Energy
title_fullStr The Trends and Long-Term Scenarios in EU and the Member States Concerning Renewable Energy
title_full_unstemmed The Trends and Long-Term Scenarios in EU and the Member States Concerning Renewable Energy
title_short The Trends and Long-Term Scenarios in EU and the Member States Concerning Renewable Energy
title_sort trends and long term scenarios in eu and the member states concerning renewable energy
topic Renewable resources
Competitiveness
Energy security
Sustainability
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