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  • Water Resources of Ukraine 2010

    Water Resources of Ukraine 2010

    Industry - Environment
    Rating: Good
    Posted on: 10 October 2010
  • Greenhouse Gas Abatement Potential in Greece

    Like most countries, Greece is looking to reduce the cost of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. Reducing emissions and increasing the use of renewable energy have been identified by the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate change as priorities and Greece has committed to target towards the EU for both these objective...

    Industry - Environment
    Rating: Very Good
    Posted on: 02 January 2012
  • Focus on Spain

    The economy has been buffeted by the strong economic headwinds caused by the sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone, barely growing in 2011. Whilst the plight of Greece and now Italy have attracted the majority of media coverage in recent months, the recently elected Mariano Rajoy, the leader of the centre-right Popular ...

    Industry - Environment
    Rating: Very Good
    Posted on: 03 December 2011
  • UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE) Country brief April 2011

    The United Arab Emirates and New Zealand The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is New Zealand’s second largest trading partner in the Middle East and the most diversified market. New Zealand’s exports to the UAE have grown significantly over the past decade, reaching NZ$416 million in 2010. This represents an 8 percent increase ...

    Industry - Environment
    Rating: Very Good
    Posted on: 01 April 2011
  • Environmental Technologies and Renewable Energy

    Environmental concerns are becoming a priority issue in Turkey mainly due to economic growth as a result of the increased energy demand, industrialisation and urbanisation of Turkey. Local firms are seeking foreign partnerships to undertake larger projects and the regulations have become increasingly favourable to support ...

    Industry - Environment
    Rating: Good
    Posted on: 12 January 2010
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