• #EGYPT
• #France
• #Greece
• #Italy
• #LEBANON
• #MEDITERRANEANEXCHANGES
• #Spain
• #TUNISIA
• #Agriculture
• #BestPractices
• #Climate
• #Company
• #EconomicDevelopment
• #Energy
• #Environment
• #EUMPCRegion
• #EuropeanUnion
• #ExclusiveInterview
• #FEMISE
• #Food
• #Innovation
• #MediterraneanRegion
• #PolicyImpact
• #Sustainability
• #SustainableDevelopment
• #Water
• #WaterEnergyFoodNexus
• #WEFNexus

At the time climate change is shaking up our society and complex challenges arise with managing scarce natural resources, FEMISE (the Euro-Mediterranean Forum of Institutes of Economic Sciences) and six other partners- the Royal Scientific Society in Jordan, the Tunisian Environmental Protection Agency, the Greek Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Savings, the Egyptian Centre for Innovation and Technological Development, University of Catania in Italy and the Autonomous University of Barcelona in Spain- have launched the WEF-CAP project.

• #France
• #Greece
• #Italy
• #JORDAN
• #LEBANON
• #MEDITERRANEANEXCHANGES
• #Spain
• #TUNISIA
• #Economy
• #Education
• #Energy
• #ENI
• #EUMPCRegion
• #EuropeanUnion
• #FEMISE
• #Food
• #Innovation
• #Research
• #Sustainability
• #Technology
• #Water
• #WaterEnergyFoodNexus
• #WEFNexus

At the time climate change is shaking up our society and complex challenges arise with managing scarce natural resources, FEMISE (the Euro-Mediterranean Forum of Institutes of Economic Sciences) and six other partners- the Royal Scientific Society in Jordan, the Tunisian Environmental Protection Agency, the Greek Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Savings, the Egyptian Centre for Innovation and Technological Development, University of Catania in Italy and the Autonomous University of Barcelona in Spain- have launched the WEF-CAP project.  

• #LEBANON
• #CRISIS
• #Energy
• #RenewableEnergy

Lebanon has a high potential for renewable energies, thanks to its high rate of sunshine of 300 days a year, its strong winds and its water resources in the mountains. However, its energy mix remains composed of 95% oil and the installed capacity of renewable energies is almost zero, apart from a few aging hydroelectric infrastructures.