Michael Allegretti, a senior adviser at The Climate Group, an organization of businesses and governments trying to promote an international agreement on curbing greenhouse gases, joins Daljit Dhaliwal to discuss how business and governments can address the challenges and economic opportunities of climate change.
In anticipation of the United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen later this year, Allegretti address the limits imposed on developing nations, greener agendas for governments and how business can take action in smart way.
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09/23/2009 :: 01:58:47 PM
Joseph M. Aylagas Says:
Mr. Allegretti and the group he represents might be interested in an energy producing technology capable of reducing power plants fuel consumption by as much as 80%, whether these plants are fuel fired or water driven installations.
This technology will benefit energy producers, consumers and the environment, for electricity can be generated for less money (what will lower the cost of energy) in smaller power plants that will pollute very little.
The electric power generated by the Three Gorges power plant in China, for example, which covers an area of several hundreds of square miles, can be produced in less than fifty square miles with far less water and negligible harm to the environment. For more information, please visit pgtcanada.com