NEW COMMISSION TEAM
August 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALLTHE RENEWABLE energy and CHP sectors will be closely studying the appointment of new European commissioners for energy and the environment, who take office this November, especially as the change of guard means the departure of energy commissioner Loyola de Palacio. A keen supporter of nuclear energy as a means of cutting greenhouse gas emissions, her policies could still survive under her replacement Hungary's current foreign minister László Kovacs. His country relies heavily on four nuclear reactors and Kovacs may well press for continued ...
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