Meeting
the Targets and
Putting Renewables to Work
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Meeting
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With positive action from the Member States, the targets can be achieved, but the timeframe in which to implement these strategies is not long. The economic benefits of such renewable energy growth are also large, with potentially more than a million new jobs being created in and by the European renewable industry by 2010. The MITRE team aims to encourage the development of renewable strategies that will increase employment, European competitiveness and technological expertise, while also improving security and diversification of supply. MITRE will achieve its goals if it increases awareness of renewables at government level, promotes the implementation of positive renewable policies and helps to expand the debate towards the further integration of renewable energy in Europe. |
The final
results of MITRE are now in the public domain. These are as follows:
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MITRE
Flyer
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4 page document highlighting the main results of the project |
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Overview
Report
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30 page document providing more details of the MITRE methodology and results |
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Country
Reports
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Overview reports for each of the EU15 Member States |
Copies are available
through this site, click here
to download.
MITRE has been part
of the PRISM
cluster and was part-financed by the European Commission's ALTENER
programme.
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LEGAL
NOTICE
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Transport) of the European Commission under the Altener programme. Neither the
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