INTELLIGENT ENERGY
November 1st, 2002
BY KEITH NUTHALLTHE EUROPEAN Union Council of Ministers has trimmed Euro 25 million from a planned new Intelligent Energy for Europe programme, which extends existing EU programmes promoting energy conservation and renewables.Ministers agreed that Euro 190 million should be spent on the 2003-6 programme, which must be jointly agreed with the European Parliament.A Council memorandum said that the programme "aimed at strengthening security of energy supply, combating climate change and stimulating the competitiveness of European industry in the energy ...
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