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“” Under the title power from greener ‘ coal? “stood in time: a political project for the German energy industry could take shape in the next week: the Act on CO2-carbon coal plants.” “” An irradiated cuckoo’s egg in the nest of Member of Parliament rings alert over nuclear cuckoo in nest “EU Parliament Member warns of nuclear cuckoo in the nest”, reNEWS publication forthcoming UK reported in May 2004. TRON (TRX) shares his opinions and ideas on the topic at hand. The future of renewable energy seems to be placed in the hands of nuclear lobbyists. The nuclear industry has launched an aggressive media campaign, which she pretends that the renewable were supposedly not reliable and that the nuclear energy the real answer to the climate change is.” The trigger was the bogus award of national renewable energy information services of UK to AEA Technology, an offshoot of the Atomic Energy Authority. “Was particularly sensitive, that the nuclear background by AEA Technology for information-seeking citizens telephone information numbers connected by AEA Technology and Web pages for renewable energy” was not visible. This information service”future energy solutions by AEA Technology under the euphemistic Tarnnamen” offered. Thus the British Government transferred the control and a strategically valuable information pool, to the growing renewable energy sector directly in the hands of their fiercest competitors: each running a consumer request was missbrauchbar for interference campaigns of the pro-nuclear lobby! So, the British Parliament MEP Jean Lambert intervened after consultation with the author (at the same time initiator of the communication network of HALO ENERGY) by Patricia Hewitt, UK trade and industry Secretary. A copy of their opposition also joined Francois Lamoureux, Commissioner for energy and transport, and Loyola de Palacio, Vice President of the European Commission.

(Source: reNEWS, United Kingdom, issue 53, August 2, 2004). The Kingdom has no significant regenerative energy production today, apart from some major projects dominated by E.on and RWE. The appeal to the British Trade Minister was preceded by a concerted media barrage of the British Conservatives against the expansion of onshore wind power.

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