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Michael Gahler to lead EU Election Observation Mission to Pakistan

Michael Gahler MEP has been appointed as Head of the Election Observation Mission of the European Union for the elections in Pakistan on 11 May 2013 by the Vice-President of the European Commission and High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. Gahler previously headed the EU mission for the parliamentary elections in 2008.

Cyprus bailout: The most vulnerable groups must not pay for correcting banks’ errors

Reacting to a statement by Olli Rehn, European Commission Vice-President and Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund on the multiannual-reform programme agreed for Cyprus, Caritas Europa has called on the EU to ensure that it does not result in a worsening of the situation of the poor and the most vulnerable groups there.

Application of capitals to Integrated Reporting <IR> explored in new background paper

The current and future application of capitals in Integrated Reporting <IR> are explained today in a new report prepared for the IIRC (International Integrated Reporting Council) by a group led by ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants (NBA).

WESTINGHOUSE APPOINTS VÉRONIQUE DECOBERT DIRECTOR FOR EMEA NUCLEAR REGULATORY AFFAIRS

BRUSSELS, April 4, 2013 -- Westinghouse Electric Company has appointed Véronique Decobert to the position of director, Nuclear Regulatory Affairs for the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) Region, effective April 1, 2013.

Millions of Euros for innovative wind energy demonstration projects

A call for renewable energy project funding, which potentially totals tens of millions of Euros under NER300, was launched by the European Commission today.

COGEN Europe warns that current problems facing the CHP sector demand firm implementation of the Energy Efficiency Directive by Member States

A new snapshot survey of cogeneration shows a growth in the smaller CHP installations in many EU Member States but also reveals the degree to which the sector is under pressure from the combined effect of the economic crisis, electricity market issues, and on-going fuel price fluctuations. Dr Fiona Riddoch, Managing Director of COGEN Europe, commented ahead of publication that “the outlook for CHP is very Member State specific.

Brussels, 3rd April 2013 - The long road to finalize a United Nations Arms Trade Treaty aimed at regulating legal international trade in conventional arms and combating illegal trade came to a successful end on 2nd April. After a two week long final negotiation in New York, under the very skilful leadership of the Chair of the negotiation, Ambassador Woolcott from Australia, the conference agreed on a treaty text which was put forward to and subsequently voted through, with an overwhelming majority, in the UN General Assembly.

Bus, coach and taxi: best sustainable mobility solutions for Eurasia

The 9th IRU International Road Transport Conference on “Road transport: moving people, driving economies”, brought together some 200 representatives from 20 Eurasian countries  to discuss the main challenges and opportunities for the promotion, facilitation and further development of sustainable mobility by bus, coach and taxi in Eurasia.

Fostering Corporate Responsibility through Self- and Co-regulation

The study introduces sector-specific corporate responsibility initiatives with government involvement as forms of self- and co-regulation and complements to traditional governance. It highlights sector-specific initiatives as an appropriate response to the governance challenges to sustainable development and presents five success factors for good performance for setting-up and managing of such initiatives.The study provides an overview of over 60 different sector-specific initiatives at the national level in five industry sectors across eight European countries.

No Competitiveness without Energy Savings

Eurima, the European Insulation Manufacturers Association, sees the European Commission‟s presentation today of the Green Paper on a 2030 framework for climate and energy policies as an important opportunity to re-emphasise the need for the EU to boost its competitiveness and sustainable growth with an ambitious, coherent and mutually re-enforcing set of measures and targets, including a meaningful binding energy savings target.

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