UNECE AND EASTERN EUROPE
December 1st, 2001
BY KEITH NUTHALLINCREASING political pressure is being applied on eastern European governments to undertake root-and-branch reforms to promote energy effieciency and environmental performance within their utilities and industries, including the raising of gas and oil prices.The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe recently addressed the issue, with its Committee on Sustainable Energy and the Committee on Environmental Policy agreeing to produce guidelines on price reforms for the region.The meeting also received a report claiming that former soviet ...
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