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Ilija Sazdovski: Energy efficiency in the buildings sector is a main player in climate change mitigation
Date: February 1st 2010 Author:
Milan Nedelkovski, Skopje
Category: Interviews
Topic: RES and EE , Ecology
Topic: RES and EE , Ecology
Public facilities and the residential sector are responsible for the 69 per cent of electricity consumed and 40 per cent of the thermal energy produced in Macedonia. Together, their production makes up 71 per cent of the country's total carbon dioxide emissions, UNDP project manager Ilija Sazdovski told Energetika.NET.
PHOTO: Milan NedelkovskiThe United Nations Development Programme in Macedonia recently started the project “Mitigating climate change through improving energy efficiency in the buildings sector”. Which areas of action does this project include?The pr...
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