[only available in <a href="http://www.nextgenerationinfrastructures.eu/index.php?pageID=5&itemID=536795"><u>Dutch</u></a>]</p> <p><br /> more
<em>Wall Street Journal: Emile Chappin, Gerard Dijkema and Laurend de Vries:</em></p> <p>The European Union likes to present its greenhouse-gas Emission Trading System as a pioneering success story. But our research at Delft University tells a different story—that the system is simply not producing the timely, significant reduction of CO2 emissions originally envisaged. A tax on CO2 emissions would be a far more beneficial alternative, not only for companies, but for consumers and for our climate as well.</p> <p><br /> more
[only in Dutch available]<br /> In de afgelopen dertig jaar is haast ongemerkt een nieuwe infrastructuur ontstaan. Na een bescheiden start als gast van bestaande telefoonlijnen en coaxkabels heeft deze nieuwkomer zich via netwerken van glasvezels door ons land weten te verspreiden en is nu zelfs bezig ons luchtruim te veroveren. <br /> more
Only in Dutch available.more
Energy News podcast featuring NGInfra researcher Laurens de Vries with the latest news about the upcoming NGInfra Academy!more
Helen Stout in Energie Nederland: Rijkscoördinatieregeling voor grote energie-infrastructuurprojecten, 30 June 2009. [article only available in Dutch]more
Flying, driving, energy and water.. Most of the benefits of our affluent society depend on reliable infrastructures. In this article four scenario's are presented on how political and economic trends can define the future of our networks.more
The European Union can regulate the electricity markets in a more structured way to create a more uniform European market. This is the result of the PhD research of Hanneke de Jong, who will have her promotion the 7th of May at the TU Delft.more