ZAGREB, Dec 11 (Hina) - Processes initiated last year in Japan's +town of Kyoto have added to the upcoming reform of the Croatian +energy supply sector another dimension - the necessity of +expediting all processes leading to the
establishment of a system +of organised power supply management.+ Croatia must soon begin the demanding process of reforming the +sector, director of the Croatian Energy Supply Association (HED), +Goran Granic, said at the 7th forum held in Zagreb on Friday.+ The Kyoto Protocol, signed last December by 38 industry oriented +countries, Croatia including, commits the signatories to decrease +toxic gas emissions by an average of 5.2 per cent in relation to +1990.+ Signatories to the Protocol will have to draft principles of a new +energy supply policy and change the conduct of manufacturers and +energy consumers.+ Foreign and domestic experts at the forum a
ZAGREB, Dec 11 (Hina) - Processes initiated last year in Japan's
town of Kyoto have added to the upcoming reform of the Croatian
energy supply sector another dimension - the necessity of
expediting all processes leading to the establishment of a system
of organised power supply management.
Croatia must soon begin the demanding process of reforming the
sector, director of the Croatian Energy Supply Association (HED),
Goran Granic, said at the 7th forum held in Zagreb on Friday.
The Kyoto Protocol, signed last December by 38 industry oriented
countries, Croatia including, commits the signatories to decrease
toxic gas emissions by an average of 5.2 per cent in relation to
1990.
Signatories to the Protocol will have to draft principles of a new
energy supply policy and change the conduct of manufacturers and
energy consumers.
Foreign and domestic experts at the forum are discussing a reform of
the energy supply sector with the protocol as a priority.
(hina) lml mm