The Paks II Project: Budgetary policy aspects of the investment
The benefits and damages expected from the Paks II nuclear power plant investment could be studied from various points of view. This summary focuses on the budgetary policy aspects.
Status report and short analysis on the project aiming to build two new units at Paks Nuclear Power Plant
So far only limited and controversial information have appeared on the project, aiming to build two new units at Paks Nuclear Power Plant. In this paper we summarize this information, available as of...
Follow TRANSPORT LEARNING to increase quality of life in your city!
This brochure provides an overview of the TRANSPORT LEARNING training on sustainable urban transport policies and measures. In 2010 the idea that knowledge about sustainable transport could be...
RE-SEEties - Resource. Rethink. Replan.
Energy-Check to Low Income Households - experience of an international co-operation
Manifold attempts are being made in European countries to tackle the problem of fuel poverty. Especially households with low income lack the capital to invest in energy or water saving technologies...
On the possible state aid for nuclear energy - Statement of the Energiaklub
Taking into account the whole lifecycle of nuclear energy, with special attention to ore grades, figures show that CO 2 emissions of nuclear can reach 210 g/kWh, while sustainable solutions produce...
Renewable energy potential in residential buildings
The Negajoule2020 research project carried out by Energiaklub has mapped the energy efficiency potential of Hungary’s residential buildings by March 2011. The present analysis aims at measuring the...