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词条 INFORSE-Europe
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  1. Activities

  2. Publications

  3. History

  4. Members

  5. References

  6. External links

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| name = INFORSE-Europe
| logo = INFORSE-Europe-logo.png
| type = Network of European NGOs, grassroot organisations
| founded_date = 1994, (Bylaws) 2002 (Registration)
| founder = European NGOs
| location = Aarhus,Denmark
| origins =
| key_people = Ursel Beckmann (president) Gunnar Boye Olesen, Ion Zamfir (coordinators)
| area_served = Europe
| product =
| focus = sustainable energy environmentalism
| method = newsletter, education, research, lobbying
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| endowment =
| num_volunteers =
| num_employees =
| num_members = 85 NGOs from 35 European countries
| subsib =
| owner =
| Non-profit_slogan = 100 % renewables
| homepage = http://www.inforse.org/europe
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INFORSE- Europe is an international, non-profit organisation (NGO) network of European environmental organizations promoting sustainable energy development within Europe; and worldwide in cooperation with other INFORSE regions. INFORSE-Europe consists of 85 NGO members in 35 European countries.

Activities

INFORSE-Europe develops scenarios for a transition to a 100% renewable energy supply by 2050, lately by 2030. The scenario model's name is INFORSE Vision 2050.,.[1][2] The models are developed for global, EU-27,[3][4][5] and several European countries together with members like Denmark,[6][7][8] Hungary,[9][10] Bulgaria, Romania, Latvia, Lithuania, Estland and others. The UK member, Center for Alternative Technology, developed the ZeroCarbonBritain.[11]

To reach local or regional 100% renewable energy, energy planning was facilitated by members in three regions of Belarus,[12][13] and in Poland with local public participation.

[14]

To facilitate networking among NGOs and researchers the Low Carbon Societies Network was established initiated together with Germanwatch, CAN-France, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and CIRED in France.[15]

The network maintains a publicly open online database of NGO's and governmental and research organizations,[16] and organises NGO seminars,[17] events at EU Green Week[18] and '09,[19] EUSEW,[20][21] and at the Conferences of UNFCCC, and at Rio+20 together with other NGOs.

Many of the members are active in education. Therefore, collection of school materials on energy and climate,[22] and of sustainable energy successes,[23] were developed as well as an online course (DIERET),[24] and has cooperation with SPARE, a sustainable energy education project in 16 countries.[25]

INFORSE-Europe is registered in the EU Transparency Register since 2008,[26] and participates in the Coolproducts coalition of European environmental NGOs ( European Environmental Bureau, BEUC, European Environmental Citizens’ Organisation for Standardisation, CAN-Europe, FOE-Europe and others) lobbying for ambitious EU Ecodesign and energy labelling directive regulations.[27] Positions are prepared together with these organisations.,[28]

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The network's opinions are also collected on a web-based resources on EU policy,[32]

Publications

  • Sustainable Energy News published since 1992.[33]
  • DIERET Online Education in English,[34] Russian,[35] and Slovakian.[36]
  • NGO Views: Climate Change Policy in New EU Countries and Macedonia, published in 2010.[37]
  • Sustainable Energy Handbook for NGOs and Local Groups (INFORSE), published in 1993 in Danish, English, Polish, Hungarian, and Russian.[38]

History

INFORSE was established by NGOs at the Earth Summit (Global Forum), which was a parallel forum to the UNCED Conference in 1992. INFORSE has consultative status to United Nations' ECOSOC since 1998 and at UNFCCC since 2002. INFORSE-Europe made its Bylaws in 1994.,[39] and became officially registered in Denmark in 2002. A five-member Board and two coordinators are elected at the bi-annual General Assembly since then. The INFORSE-Europe became Campaign Associates to the Sustainable Energy Europe Campaign Initiative in 2005. European NGO Energy Policy Seminars are organised since 1992. INFORSE-Europe received the European Solar Prize from EUROSOLAR in 2009 in the category: One world cooperation.[40]

Members

Among the 85 members from 35 European countries[41] there are Danish Organisation for Renewable Energy (OVE), Nordic Folkecenter for Renewable Energy,[42] Samsø Energy Academy in Denmark,[43] Centre for Alternative Technology in the United Kingdom, Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature (FoE) in Norway; GERES, CLER, Helio from France; Polish Ecological Club (PKE-OG) and KISE from Poland; Atgaja, Green Policy Institute in Lithuania; Mother Earth, Brabant Ecologi, APERe, EREF in Belgium; Zelena Akcija (FoE) in Croatia, Za Zemiata For The Earth in Bulgaria; Eco-svest, Proaktiva, Front21/42 in Macedonia; Green Movement (LGM) in Latvia, and ARIN, TERRA, and Prietenii Pamantului (For the Earth) in Romania.

References

1. ^INFORSE Vision 2050 - 100% Renewables
2. ^EnergyPlan.eu Energy balance model of INFORSE
3. ^INFORSE's 100 % Renewable Energy Vision in EU-27
4. ^Presentation: A just and democratic transition to renewable energy Transition till 2030-2050 in the EU countries, INFORSE Vision, Presentation of Gunnar Boye Olesen, INFORSE-Europe in Barcelona, 2010
5. ^National low carbon scenarios, Collection of ENCI-Low Carb Network
6. ^100 % Renewable Energy by 2030 in Denmark, in Danish, ve.dk, pdf brochure
7. ^INFORSE Scenarios to 100 % Renewable Energy by 2030 in Denmark, VedvarendeEnergi in English
8. ^Article: Fast Transition to Renewable Energy with Local Integration of Large-Scale Windpower in Denmark Gunnar Boye Olesen, SustainableEnergy & INFORSE for 13th International Workshop on Large-Scale Integration of Wind Power into Power Systems, Berlin, November 12, 2014, pdf file
9. ^Vision 2040 in Hungary 2.0 in Hungarian, pdf file
10. ^Vision 2040 Hungary Versions 2.0 and 1.0 in English
11. ^Vision 2040 United Kingdom zerocarbonbritain.org
12. ^Local energy and climate planning in 3 regions of Belarus
13. ^Local energy and climate planning in 3 regions of Belarus, Center for Environmental Solutions in Russian
14. ^INFORSE in the JOIN IN Project on ISD's website
15. ^Low Carbon Societies Network website
16. ^INFORSE's World Contact Database
17. ^INFORSE-Europe Seminars
18. ^INFORSE at EU Green Week 05
19. ^INFORSE at EU Green Week 09
20. ^INFORSE at EUSEW Green Week 08
21. ^Ecodesign & Energy Labelling: Cornerstones of EU Energy & Climate Policy, Sustainable Energy Week event 2013 on Coolproducts Campaign with EEB, INFORSE-Europe, and others in cooperation with European Commission, DG Energy, Ecodesign Team.{{dead link|date=January 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
22. ^INFORSE's School Resources
23. ^INFORSE's European Successes Database.
24. ^DIERET Online Education
25. ^SPARE school program in 16 countries
26. ^{{Cite web |url=http://ec.europa.eu/transparencyregister/public/consultation/displaylobbyist.do?id=1651695283-80 |title=EU Transparency Register INFORSE Entry |access-date=2015-03-21 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402191225/http://ec.europa.eu/transparencyregister/public/consultation/displaylobbyist.do?id=1651695283-80 |archive-date=2015-04-02 |dead-url=yes |df= }}
27. ^Coolproducts Coalition
28. ^Comments to the EU Ecolabel of Hydraunic Heating Systems (May 2013). Prepared by Blanca Morales and Gunnar Boye Olesen on behalf of EEB and INFORSE.
29. ^EU Ecolabel for Imaging Equipment, EEB, INFORSE and BEUC position on criteria proposal to be voted on 20th of June 2013 by Blanca Morales (BEUC) and Gunnar Boye Olesen (INFORSE)
30. ^Comments from ECOS, EEB, INFORSE-Europe, WWF European Policy Office and Friends of the Earth Europe on the revision of the EU Energy Labelling layout, June 2009 {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150403112133/http://www.coolproducts.eu/resources/documents/2012-expert-site-content/ENGO_Energy_Labelling_June09.pdf |date=2015-04-03 }}
31. ^ECEEE’s web site: Position of ECOS, EEB, Friends of the Earth Europe, WWF EPO, CAN Europe and INFORSE Europe on possible ecodesign requirements for air heating - cooling products and high temperature process chillers {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140617120915/http://www.eceee.org/ecodesign/products/Lot21_Central_Heating_Products/env-ngos |date=2014-06-17 }}
32. ^EU Policy Overview
33. ^Sustainable Energy News
34. ^DIERET Online Education
35. ^DIERET Online Education in Russian on rea.org
36. ^DIERET Online Education in Slovak
37. ^NGO Views: Climate Change Policy in New EU Countries, 2010
38. ^Sustainable Energy Handbook for NGOs and Local Groups (INFORSE)on Humaninfo and Community Development Library{{dead link|date=January 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
39. ^INFORSE-Europe By Laws updated in 2005
40. ^Link to the video presentation on INFORSE made by EUROSOLAR {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150402142648/http://www.eurosolar.de/en/index.php/appreciation-inforse-europe |date=2015-04-02 }}
41. ^INFORSE-Europe Membership List
42. ^Folkecenter on INFORSE-Europe membership
43. ^Samsø Akademy in INFORSE-Europe membership

External links

  • INFORSE's website
  • INFORSE-Europe's website
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