Energy Planning, Management and Efficiency in Local Context Summary of an American-Bulgarian-Romanian Workshop (1994) / Chapter Skim
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was chair of the Romanian delegation. GOAL OF MEETINGS As with the November 1992 workshop in Romania, the overall goal of this activity was to help Romania and Bulgaria make the transition from a closed, centrally planned economy to a more competitive economy operating in the world market; one which buys and sells commodities, including energy, at world prices.
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Of particular importance was how federal and local agencies coordinate their activities to achieve mutual goals at the local level. Given this knowledge, the foreign delegations could decide which infrastructure and/or activities might be transferable to their own unique situations.
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Models of these issues would allow national energy policy to be made in concert with policies on a worldwide level. Energy Efficiency Strategy An energy efficiency strategy is needed to enable each country to achieve all of its lower cost resource opportunities.
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Some are in the legal profession, others in energy policy organizations, some work in state organizations, and so forth. In Chapter 3, additional groups are identified and other opportunities to assist in this area are discussed.
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