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Mario Ingo Soos: Costs shouldn’t be an obstacle, but a motivation for a transition to renewable energy sources
Date: February 8th 2010 Author:
Valerija Hozjan
Category: Interviews
Topic: RES and EE , Energy policy , CO2 emissions , Ecology
Topic: RES and EE , Energy policy , CO2 emissions , Ecology
“The EU and the USA are at the forefront of the development and expansion of new technologies, which are necessary if we wish to replace fossil energy sources. Why should each country be reinventing the wheel?” asks the Deputy Head of Mission of the German Embassy in Ljubljana Mario Ingo Soos with whom we spoke about the differences between the EU and the USA, especially in the energy sector and climate policy, the necessity of an integrated climate and energy policy and also about the secret of German success in the sector of new energy and energy efficiency.
Before coming to Ljubljana Mario Ingo Soos served as head of unit for energy and climate policy and deputy head of the econonic division at the German Embassy in Washington. Mr. Soos has been with the German Foreign Office since 1989. Prior to Washin...
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