International Copper Association Ltd / Whirlpool Europe / AB Electrolux / Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH / Daikin Europe / Indesit Company / Samsung / Philips / LG Electronics Europe / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Switzerland / Romania / Hungary / Netherlands / Italy / Estonia / Bulgaria / Latvia / Sweden / Poland / Norway / Belgium / Turkey / France / Austria / Portugal / Slovakia / United Kingdom / Lithuania / Finland / Spain / Greece / Denmark / Czech Republic / /
Currency
EUR / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
European Copper Institute / /
IndustryTerm
end-use energy savings potential / energy demand / wasteful energy use / insulation products / industrial systems / energy security / energy use / energy efficiency gains / greenhouse gas emission reductions / energy saving products / energy savings / energy / annual electricity consumption / district heating networks / electricity / energy consumption / energy supply-side thinking / household appliance manufacturing industry / energy efficiency / overall management / energy system / Glass products / electricity savings / energy-efficient buildings / /
OperatingSystem
Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
European Insulation Manufacturers Association / LightingEurope / European association / European Copper Institute / Eurima / European Alliance of Companies for Energy Efficiency / International Copper Association / Energy and the Environment / COGEN Europe / European Union / Glass for Europe / /
Person
Glass / Valerie Plainemaison / Fiona Riddoch / Jürgen Sturm / John Schonenberger / Jan / / /
Position
te Bos Director / Oliver Loebel Secretary General / Adrian Joyce Secretary General / Secretary / Bertrand Cazes Secretary General / Managing Director / Executive / Andrea Voigt Director General / General Secretary / Luigi Meli Director General / /
Brussels, 31 OctoberEuropean Green Growth and Competitiveness require Energy Efficiency First! The Energy Efficiency Industrial Forum expresses industry’s concern that, by focusing exclusively on greenhouse gas