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In the SETIS Newsroom you can find links to the most recent news on SET-Plan technologies and information about SET-Plan stakeholders, in addition to upcoming events in Europe and beyond dealing with topics of interest to the renewable energy community. This section also contains links to the SET-Plan Calendar, where you can find information on upcoming meetings of the European Industrial Initiatives and the SET-Plan Sherpa and Steering Groups in addition to SETIS workshops & hearings. This section also contains links to archived news and events.

Newsroom

The News section provides the most recent news and announcements on related energy issues, as well as interviews with key stakeholders in the energy field and regular articles on SET-Plan activities and related low-carbon technologies.

Decarbonisation of power sector will cost Europe more without CCS
20/01/2015
Without carbon capture and storage (CCS), it will cost the EU an additional EUR 1.2 trillion to reach its carbon dioxide reduction target for the power sector and many energy-intensive... read more
CCUS success requires policy support and financing programmes
20/01/2015
If carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) is to reach its full potential, a suite of policies and financing programmes will be required to underpin the business case for the technology, according to... read more
BNP, SocGen to increase climate investments
20/01/2015
French bank BNP Paribas has announced that it will more than double its financing resources allocated to the renewable energy sector, increasing the total from EUR 6.9 billion in 2014 to EUR... read more
SET-Plan Conference 2015
13/01/2015
 myenergy GIE, the national structure for energy consultancy, on behalf of the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructure and the Ministry of Housing, is... read more
Onshore wind is cheapest energy
05/01/2015
Generating electricity from onshore wind is cheaper than gas, coal and nuclear when external factors are taken into consideration along with the levelised cost of energy and subsidies, according to... read more

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