Palkovics László: Hungary will use 95 percent carbon dioxide-free energy in the future
In the future, Hungary will use 95 percent of carbon dioxide-free energy – Palkovics László Minister of Innovation and Technology, told MTI after he spoke on Wednesday at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit.
At the Ministerial Meeting of the World Organization in New York, the results of the Global Sustainable Development Framework Strategy adopted by the United Nations in September 2015 will be discussed. Palkovics László told MTI by phone: in his report he talked about the goals and achievements of the strategy in Hungary. (MTI, Járai Judit)
Related news
Pistachios to be grown in Hungary?
More and more signs indicate that pistachio cultivation is no…
Read more >FAO’s Food and Agriculture Strategy Meeting to be held in Budapest
The two-day informal consultation organized by the Food and Agriculture…
Read more >FAO food price index increased in April
The global food commodity price index rose in April, driven…
Read more >Related news
PepsiCo to launch Cheetos and Doritos versions without artificial colors, flavors
The snacking and beverage giant also plans to rebrand Lay’s…
Read more >German building minister: apartments could be built above supermarkets
Germany’s Building Minister Verena Hubertz is urging major retail chains…
Read more >Europe revisits plan to ban use of ‘meat’ names for plant-based alts
The proposals include items such as beef, pork, chicken, and…
Read more >