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NRSE
(redirected from New and Renewable Sources of Energy)

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NRSENew and Renewable Sources of Energy
NRSENeuron Restrictive Silencer Element (neuroscience)
NRSENational Retail Sales Estimate (ShopperTrak)
NRSENeutron Resonance Spin-Echo (spectrometer)
NRSENonreferenced Single-Ended
NRSENational Report on the State of the Environment


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Energy efficiency, conservation and new and renewable sources of energy play a key role in economic and social development and the achievement of the MDGs , as well as in tackling the challenge of energy security and climate change.
RELATED ARTICLE: UN Conference on energy for twenty-first century proposed Concluding its second session (12-23 February, New York), which focused on energy and sustainable development, the Committee on New and Renewable Sources of Energy approved a draft decision calling for the Economic and Social Council to invite UN Members to convene in the year 2001 a UN conference on energy for the twenty-first century.
Thus, a balanced approach for the development of new and renewable sources of energy is required to be developed.
 
 
 
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