Europe has many of the technologies in hand to engineer a low-carbon economy by 2050. But getting there will require a radical shakeup to its energy market.
“Europe’s strategy for a low carbon economy implies a revolution in its energy sector,” said Philip Lowe, Director General for Energy at the European Commission, speaking on 12 June at the Science|Business conference in Brussels on ‘Inventing Europe’s Energy Future’, supported by GE. “There are certain elements of the strategy...
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