| The European Energy Centre (EEC) has access to 36 years of experience in renewable energy training and conference delivery. EEC's activities also include:
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European conferences organised with the United Nations (UNEP) on the latest technologies in renewable energy
Publications with the United Nations Environment Programme
Promotion of best practices in renewable energy
Launching the Green New Deal in Europe and India
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The European Energy Centre was born of a dual desire to ensure 20-20-20 UK and European targets on climate change are achieved whilst simultaneously promoting the economic and employment benefits of a Green New Deal throughout Europe and India. |
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Our passion is to help companies of all sizes maximise the potential that renewable energy offers their business. By training technicians in the latest renewable energy technology we not only ensure that companies meet their legal requirements to reduce CO2 emissions but also that they unlock significant energy savings and contribute towards protecting the environment for generations to come. |
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Our activities are both diverse and complementary but all focused on facilitating the change to a green economy. Alongside the training courses we deliver throughout Europe, the UK and India we also organise international conferences with the United Nations Environment Programme, partner with industry to promote best practises and publish a well respected journal with contributions from many of the world's leading experts.
2011 marks an exciting new expansion to our conference programme which will see the 14th European Conference on Renewable Energy take place in the UK. On the 21 January 2011, Heriot-Watt University will be the venue for our conference entitled “The Latest Technologies In Renewable Energy, Applications In Heating And Cooling”. The outcomes of this conference will be carried forward to our second European event taking place in Milan on the 10-11 June 2011. To mark these special events, a special international edition of our magazine will be produced in partnership with the United Nations Environmental Programme, and CSG our Italian partner.
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