Europe needs diversified, low-carbon energy resources: the World Economic Forum

Europe needs to diversify energy resources, including nuclear energy, natural gas, clean coal and renewable energy, green economic development model to ensure that the World Economic Forum in Europe and Central Asia Government and business leaders Wednesday.

Nuclear power will continue to be Europe's energy an important part of the structure, the judge said Barbara Honorary President of the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority.

"Although some European countries changed Fukushima, such as Austria, Germany and Sweden game, others such as France and the UK with their nuclear program, " the judge said that nuclear energy is one of the few to meet the energy security, energy Independence and climate change need to reduce conflict.

In response to this request, Andreas Nauen, Germany, the Chief Executive stressed that the thermal system, renewable energy sources such as wind power can meet the security, independence and low-carbon standard.

"Most countries are likely to produce 20 to thirty percent of its electricity from wind energy needs,"he said.

The German government has decided to close its 2022 all the existing 17 nuclear reactors in Fukushima March 11 by the major earthquake that triggered the disaster later.

Kandeh Yumkella, Director Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the level of renewable energy more competitive requirements of the competitive environment in general. "We need to reconsider the pricing model, and to ensure that all external pricing in."

"Eastern Europe, in particular, have a great opportunity, the use of unconventional shale gas resources, senior vice president of IHS Energy Group Chairman, who outlined the European gas, the second and third generation biofuels and the opportunities for innovation in Storage solution.

Ukrainian Energy Minister Yurii Boiko emphasized the importance of Europe has a diverse resource base, and stressed the need to continue exploration of shale gas and clean coal technology revolution.

"The old methods and techniques are no longer sustainable economic or ecological, " he said.

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