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Sustainable
Energy News
Quarterly/Bi-annual journal, Published since 1992.
Published by INFORSE-Europe.
2000-2200 paper copies
also available as pdf file online. |
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March
2022
Final Reports of the Project "Integrating Energy Sufficiency into Modelling
of Sustainable Energy Scenarios" in Nordic & Baltic Counties - Denmark,
Latvia and Lithuania.
Project partners: Aalborg University, INFORSE-Europe, Lithuanian
Energy Institute, Green Liberty, Latvia
The project was supported by Nordforsk.
Read the Reports at the Energy Sufficiency
Project's site. |
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Guidelines: "Organising
Climate-Friendly Events"
111 pages
(A5), 2016
Published by Homo Ecos, Latvia in cooperation with INFORSE-Europe,
Center for Environmental Solutions in Belarus, and the Latvian
Green Movement.
Publication
is available in English, Latvian, and Russian.
Guidelines pdf files
in English:
- Readable format 2 pages on 1 page landscape 29.5 MB.
- Printable higher resolution
format 44.7 MB
The Russian and Latvian versions
are available on the web site of Homo
Ecos. |
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Handbook:
Organising Environment Friendly Events
Authors: Antra Petersone, Maija Usca, Agita Pusvilka, Santa Krastina
Published by Homo Ecos, Latvia in cooperation with INFORSE-Europe, Sustainable
Development Initiatives, Lithuania and Latvian Green Movement.
74 pp, October 2015.
The Publication is available in English, in Latvian and the summary is available
in Lithuanian.
Download: English
pdf file, 74 pages, 7.5 MB,
and Latvian
pdf file 74 page, 7.5 MB
and Summary in Lithuanian
pdf file 0.7 MB.
Read more: Latvia-Lithuania-Denmark NGO
Cooperation
Project |
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Reader:
Gender Climate and Energy 2001-2012
Compilation of Articles on Gender in Sustainable Energy News
Edited by Judit Szoleczky, INFORSE
See Gender Compilation
web page.
Download:
Pdf file - Full Document, 78 pages, 4.8 MB.
Note:
When you open it as a pdf file there are more ways to navigates in
the document
Permanent window opens up to the left:
- Overview
of the thumbnails of the pages.(Left
upper corner, there is a symbol to click)
- Contents of all chapters and articles. (left upper corner, there is a symbol
to click)
- Contents with links to Chapters (page
# 2)
- Contents with links to chapters and articles (page # 3). |
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NGO
Views: Climate Change Policy in New EU Countries and
Macedonia
Authors of the country reports: Bulgaria: Todor
Todorov (Za Zemiata), Czech
Republic: Jiri Jerabek (Centre for
Transport and Energy),
Estonia: Tonu Lausmaa (Renewable Energy Center
TAASEN), Hungary: Brigitta Bozso (Energia
Klub), Latvia: Alda Ozola (Latvian Green Movement),
Lithuania: Saulius Piksrys Vytas (Bendrija
Atgaja, Community Atgaja), Poland: Aleskandra
Arcipowska (Polish Ecological Club, Mazovia Branch), Romania: Ioana
Ciuta (TERRA Mileniul
III), Slovakia: Emil Bedi (FAE), Slovenia: Barbara
Kvac (Focus), and Macedonia: Iskra
Stojkovska (Citizens Association Front 21/42).
Edited by Emil Bedi, INFORSE-Europe
Second Update published in December 2010.
First published in 2008.
Available online.
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NGO Guide on Structural Funds
How to Prepare the NGO Project
Financed from EU Structural Funds
Good practice - Example of successful project financed from EU SF
Edited by Emil Bedi, INFORSE-Europe
19 pages, INFORSE-Europe
December 2010.
Download ( pdf
fi1e 191kB)
More on Structural Funds
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Study
of the Introduction of Renewable Energy in the EU
Compiled by INFORSE-Europe for the EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation,
2006. 200 pages (95 pages report and 25 country annex)
Available online. |
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Distant
Internet Education on Renewable Energy Technologies
By Emil Bedi (FAE) and Raymond Myles (INSEDA), 2000.
English version. Available online. See the description how
to take the course, and look at the actual material.
Published CD and Update in 2002, 2004, 2005. 2007, 2009, 2010.
Russian version CD, 2007.
Description on INFORSE-Europe's website in Russian, and
on REA's (Ukraine)
website in English in Russian
Slovakian version online. |
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"Guidelines
for Estimation of Renewable Energy Potentials, Barriers and
Effects including case studies of Poland and Slovakia”, 3rd
edition December in 2006, 2nd edition 1996, 1st edition 1997,
67 pages. Download: (3rd
edition 2006 pdf 0.3 MB). See
more under: sustainable
energy planning.
By Gunnar Boye Olesen (OVE-Europe), Emil Bedi (FAE Slovakia, PKE-Poland in cooperation
with INFORSE-Europe.)
Project Report supported by the EU-Phare Program. |
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Windpower
for Western Europe, - an INFORSE Proposal for 2000 - 2020
By Gunnar Boye Olesen, September 2000, 17 pages
+ annexes.
Available online. |
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European
Energy Conservation ECO-Activities, Strategy
4-page Brochure to the European
Environmental Ministers´ Meeting ´98 Aarhus.
Available online. |
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Sustainable
Energy Successes in Central Eastern Europe
(20 cases, 32 pages), 1998. Updated online in 2002-208.
Edited by Gunnar Boye Olesen
(OVE-Europe) from material provided by INFORSE-Europe
and ECO-forum Energy and Climate Group's organisations.
Update 2002 and since. (online only).
Project report supported by the Danish Environmental
Support
Fund to CEE and EU-DG11. Update supported by Forum for Energy and Development.
The publication and the database, which was developed in 2009-10 are available online. |
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Renewable
Energy and a Sustainable Development in a "liberalised" Energy
Market
Includes several countries of
the European Union and California, USA.
1997, 67 pages. Shortened translated version
from Danish.
By Gunnar Boye Olesen (OVE-Europe), Stefan
Brendstrup (CASA), Niels I. Meyer (DTU; Technical University of
Denmark)
Project report supported by the Danish
Energy Agency. |
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INFORSE
Brochure, 2 pages
>> English (2015, pdf
file)
>> Spanish (2015 pdf
file)
>> French (2015 pdf
file).
The descriptions available in other languages.
See flags on the INFORSE
index page. |
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INFORSE-Europe
Brochure 2 pages
>> English (2015, pdf
file)
>> Spanish (2015 pdf
file)
>> French (2015 pdf
file)
>> Russian (2012 pdf
file)
The description is available in other languages.
See flags on the INFORSE-Europe
index page. |
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INFORSE Sustainable Energy Vision
Brochure, 2 pages
>> English (Updated
in December 2012,
pdf
file 391 kB) (updated with new address, 2012) |
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