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GREEN NEW DEAL
Outcomes of the Convention organised by
United Nations (UNEP) - European Energy Centre (EEC)- IIR - CSG - TERRE
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| Renewable Energy Courses Launch at Coventry University. Based on European Project EMTEU...
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To meet the growing demand for trained personnel in renewable energy, the European Energy Centre is launching a series of training courses at Coventry University.
The courses, which are open to the general public, have been selected from our most popular training events held at Edinburgh Napier University and other leading European universities.
The first 3 courses at Coventry University are:
· Wind Power - 21st May ’11
· Renewable Energy management and Finance - 8th and 9th July ‘11
· Photovoltaic - 15th and 16th July ’11
Coventry University is ideally located for people travelling from London and the Midlands.
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| All Energy 2011: display your services at the exhibition stand of the EEC
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The European Energy Centre (EEC) is pleased to announce that all renewable energy organisations connected with the EEC can promote their products and services at this prestigious event. We are pleased to offer this service to increase even further the visibility of those organisations.
 
To show products and services - free of charge - at the All Energy 2011 exhibition, through the stand of the European Energy Centre, organisations should send their brochures/flyers to the EEC by Wednesday 18th May 2011 (parcels should not exceed 2 Kgs). If wishing to display equipment, please get in touch as soon as possible.
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| Clear Up Confusion Over Electric Vehicles With The UK's First Training Course
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Edinburgh-based, European Energy Centre (EEC) has launched a 2-day training course for professionals and individuals who want to understand the cost saving opportunities and environmental benefits of switching to electric vehicles.
With soaring fuel prices and increasing pressure to reduce emissions from transport, electric vehicles seem like an attractive offer. Yet for many people, making the change from combustion engine-powered vehicles to electric-powered transport can still seem like a leap of faith.
Following 36 years expertise in training in renewable energy technologies, the EEC - which is most known for its green conferences in partnership with the United Nations and the universities of Edinburgh Napier and Heriot Watt - has launched this course to help promote the adoption of sustainable technologies.
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