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Algeria wants to improve monitoring of household appliance efficiency - 02/10/2020

Algeria has a legal framework encompassing household appliance efficiency, but inspections are still too infrequent. The APRUE is attempting to put in place effective measures. Version française

Morocco boosts home energy efficiency measures - 01/24/2020

Interview with meetMED project manager Matteo Barra. MeetMED is a two-year, European Union-financed project managed by the MEDENER, officially launched in May, 2018, at the Union for the Mediterranean’s headquarters in Barcelona. Version française

MeetMED halfway - 10/29/2019

Algeria committed to energy efficiency - 03/27/2019 - Gérard Tur

By 2030, Algeria expects to save the equivalent of more than 73M tonnes of oil, thanks to a series of energy efficiency measures. Version française

Three trophies for adapting to climate change - 01/31/2019 - Gérard Tur

Local authorities and central government agencies, state universities and NGOs from the Mediterranean region have until 20th March to send in their entries for the 2nd edition of the Mediterranean Climate Change Adaptation Awards. Version française

Solar power bringing energy efficiency to Mediterranean air-conditioning - 12/17/2018 - Frédéric Dubessy

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“We need less dogmatism and more pragmatism” - 09/21/2018 - Interviewed by Gérard Tur

Dario Chello, president of the Mediterranean Association of National Agencies for Energy Management (MEDENER), is calling for a change of tack with regard to energy efficiency in Southern Mediterranean states. Version française