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[...] we are currently in, this opportunity cannot not be exploited. Economic surveys show us that energy efficiency is one of the best solutions for relaunching a mature country, and they indicate that it [...]

[...] of energy resources. This strategy has obvious benefits. Firstly, energy efficiency helps to guarantee security of energy supply, by reducing energy imports, which in the EU [...]

[...] is no need to scale down our goals. The data contained in the report State and prospects of energy efficiency in Italy, compiled by the Polytechnic University of Milan in collaboration with the Enel [...]

[...] all these measures have allowed the country to get to the point where it is in the field of energy efficiency, industrialists have complained about the price of energy in Colombia. That is why our [...]

[...] European Union is not perfect, it has a long road ahead of it, being built by the many professionals who [...]

[...] years the National Front has become a champion of anti-globalization. It believes that the European Union is too open-minded and too liberal. Ms. Le Pen would like to introduce new customs duties to [...]

[...] . When I think of how you work up there, it immediately leads to thinking about the European Union: there too the nations surrender part of their sovereignty for the common good, and this [...]

[...] has been more heated than ever. The economic crisis has revealed all the weaknesses of the European Union, thereby fueling national movements and resentment towards Brussels, as well as reflections [...]

[...] the government began in spite of the fact that the level of employment had increased and economic growth had been remarkable: these demonstrations are still continuing during the World Cup: the [...]

[...] from the past, is suffering from a difficult balance and needs continuous work. Since economic growth has been strong in recent years, consumption has grown in every sector, from the doubling of [...]

[...] two concepts previously considered antithetical in our continually expanding cities: economic growth and an improved quality of life. Can you cite an example? In Cato Manor Green [...]

[...] India and Brazil until the Nineties. Gradually having created a middle class thanks to global economic growth, today these countries are reorganizing world welfare state, well-being, investments, and [...]

[...] a better integration of economic policies Given the increase in the cost of living and the economic crisis in many countries, however, anti-European sentiment has grown during the past decade. What [...]

[...] could not cope with the in creasing difficulties of postwar Germany: the violence of the economic crisis of 1929 showed its impotence in the face of rampant unemployment and poverty and helped the [...]

[...] for the reduction of activity in the construction sector, which has been badly hit by the economic crisis. According to the European Commission’s data, it is estimated that up to 2 million jobs [...]

[...] for new steps forward, in other sectors as well, such as energy. In this time of economic crisis, there is a natural tendency to withdraw into oneself, to believe that ‘small is [...]

[...] (i.e. less than what is spent in a year for renewable electricity), there would be an economic impact of !42.2 billion with a total net benefit of over !31 billion. This awareness is [...]

[...] days there has also been lots of controversy because according to some observers, the economic impact will not be significant in the face of the huge expenses for infrastructures related to [...]

[...] as a single entity only from a historical perspective. But, at the global level, the economic impact of each nation is poor, if not referred to the whole euro area. Until now, however, there has [...]

[...] owners and reduce energy imports. The problem is that two-thirds of the potential for economic efficiency is likely to not be exploited unless some economic barriers are overcome, primarily the [...]