SG/SM/16589-EN/296
The following statement by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was issued today:
In progress at UNHQ
Energy
SG/SM/16455-EN/295
Following are UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s remarks at the 10 MW Canal Top Solar Power Plant, in Gujarat, India, on 11 January:
EN/278
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim today announced the members of the Advisory Board for the “Sustainable Energy for All” initiative, launching a major new phase of activity for the global public-private partnership.
EN/273
MALABO, Equatorial Guinea, 14 December — The African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States voiced support for the United Nations General Assembly’s draft resolution to declare a Decade of Sustainable Energy for All from 2014 to 2024.
EN/262
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today announced the members of his High-level Group for the “Sustainable Energy for All” initiative.
EN/247
A report issued today by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s Advisory Group on Energy and Climate Change calls for expanding energy access to more than 2 billion people, and for scaling up efforts to increase energy efficiency and clean energy initiatives to meet the climate challenge and realize the Millennium Development Goals.
EN/242
25/04/2002
| Press Release EN/242 |
JOINT OIL-DATA TRANSPARENCY INITIATIVE: CONCRETE MANIFESTATION
OF PRODUCER-CONSUMER DIALOGUE
(Reissued as received.)
NEW YORK, 25 April (DESA) -- The late 1990s saw extremely volatile oil markets, which some observers ascribed partly to inadequate and opaque statistics. The criticism, whether justified or not, has inspired a new look at the availability and reliability of oil data.
ENR/9
25 August 2000
Press Release
ENR/9
COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES FOR DEVELOPMENT CONCLUDES SECOND SESSION
20000825The Committee on Energy and Natural Resources for Development decided to draw the attention of the Economic and Social Council to the fact that rural water supply and rural sanitation remained a subject of major concern, by the terms of a draft decision approved this morning as the 24-member expert body concluded its second session.
ENR/8
21 August 2000
Press Release
ENR/8
ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT OF LARGE-SCALE HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS AMONG TOPICS DISCUSSED BY ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE
20000821ENR/7
14 August 2000
Press Release
ENR/7
COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES BEGINS SECOND SESSION
20000814Despite continued growth in world energy consumption, the developing countries had experienced a 2.3 per cent decline over the past year, the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources heard this morning as it began its second session.