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Sustainable energy development in the Baltic Sea Region (1998)
| Author | Danish Energy Agency |
| Date | March 1998 |
| Classification | 6.01.2.16/40 (NP & GREENHOUSE EFFECT - NUCLEAR POWER YES OR NO SOLUTION & SCENARIOS) |
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From the publication:
The task for Baltic 21-Energy is to point out a sustainable development path for the energy sector, supporting the political vision of long-lasting prosperity and security for the Baltic Sea Region. The main conclusion of the Baltic 21-Energy project is that sustainable development must be based on increased economic equality and environmental concern in the region. Long-term goals regarding sustainable development in the energy sector have been set up. The main action elements are energy savings, increased energy efficiency and increased use of renewable energy and natural gas. Better use of the existing district heating networks for combined heat and power production is the main element to increase energy efficiency. In order for the energy sector actors in the region to bring these action-elements into play an effective market framework, including incentives to fulfil the environmental goals, must be in place. Therefore, increased co-operation between authorities on developing a coordinated market framework is one of the most important actions in the Baltic 21-Energy action programme.
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