Research and Markets: Smart Grids

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Dublin – (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/92rnhp/smart_grids_need
has announced the addition of the «Smart
Grids – Need for Holistic Approach to Energy Policies» report
to their offering.

After the collapse of the in in
December 2009, BuddeComm highlighted the fact that, while was one
of the parties crucially involved in the collapse of the talks, at the
same time it showed its own commitment towards climate change issues,
energy efficiency, smart grids and so on.

Three years later the results are becoming evident. The rest of the
world has continued to squabble over these issues without making any
significant progress, while China, unhampered by political battles, has
been steaming ahead with an holistic approach.

This report gives an overview of the high-level political situation that
developed after Copenhagen. It covers the complex and important issues
that still need to be addressed, and then moves on to explore the
opportunities that are now opening up in the area of smart energy.

Recent Developments:

The Copenhagen Summit was the first global event where countries came
together to address a common cause. This in itself was an enormous
achievement – a beacon to illuminate future global policy-making; Most
western countries the political problems have produced a fragmented and
ad hoc approach to climate change and energy efficiency policies and
initiatives, while China in the meantime has been pursuing a far more
holistic approach.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Synopsis

2. Need for holistic approach to energy policies

3. The global political situation after Copenhagen

4. The disappointments

5. The achievements

6. The way forward

7. Analysis of the Copenhagen Summit (December 2009

8. Related reports

Exhibit 1 – The Disappointments

Exhibit 2 – The Achievements

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