Official, but boring account of the EU's stategy to address climate change.
This Euro-active overview is as succinct a summary as any.
It quotes Christian Egenhofer, a senior researcher at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels, saying it would be wrong to assume that one or a few 'killer technologies', such as hydrogen, can do the job. "Rather we will need a broad range of technologies: clean coal technologies, various renewables, carbon capture and storage, nuclear, to name but a few."
It also quotes the Pew Center on global climate change, a Washington-based think tank, that reducing greenhouse gas emissions "will require a broad portfolio of policies to foster technology development".
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