"SAVING ENERGY IN MONGOLIA" CONFERENCE RUNS
EXPERTS FROM GERMANY, INDIA, INDONESIA, CHINA, PAKISTAN AND THE UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC (ESCAP) SHARED EXPERIENCE IN SAVING OF ENERGY AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE "SAVING ENERGIES--ISSUE ON STRATEGY OF MONGOLIA" ON WEDNESDAY.
THE PARTICIPANTS DELIVERED REPORTS THEMED "COMPREHENSIVE CONCEPT OF CENTRALIZED HEAT SUPPLY", "FACILITIES OF SOLAR ENERGY AND ITS CONSUMPTION", "CENTRALIZED SYSTEM OF ENERGIES", "HEAT SUPPLY IN LOCALITIES, ITS CENTRALIZED SYSTEM" AND "INCENTIVE SCHEME AND REDUCING CARBON DIOXIDE".
As they consider, Mongolia must pay attention to shortage of natural resources, energy supply, climate change, planned urbanization and environment deterioration.
THE PARTICIPANTS DELIVERED REPORTS THEMED "COMPREHENSIVE CONCEPT OF CENTRALIZED HEAT SUPPLY", "FACILITIES OF SOLAR ENERGY AND ITS CONSUMPTION", "CENTRALIZED SYSTEM OF ENERGIES", "HEAT SUPPLY IN LOCALITIES, ITS CENTRALIZED SYSTEM" AND "INCENTIVE SCHEME AND REDUCING CARBON DIOXIDE".
As they consider, Mongolia must pay attention to shortage of natural resources, energy supply, climate change, planned urbanization and environment deterioration.
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