Energy Ethics
Think tank focused on the cross-sectoral deployment of renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency solutions in developing countries through research, investigations, projects and organising activities related to energy and climate change
| Startup type: | Social Enterprise |
| Status: | Active |
| Stage: | Growth |
| Publicity: | Open to speaking to journalists. |
| Funding: | Self-funded |
| Industries: | Cleantech |
| Location: | Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Website: | http://www.energy-ethics.org |
OUR NEWS
Current status
1 week ago
|
10 March 2010
Energy Ethics says: http://www.energy-ethics.org/index.php?option=com_content... |
3 weeks ago
|
23 February 2010
energy_ethics was featured in: |
|
Senator James Inhofe (R-Okla.) is calling for a criminal investigation into the actions of scientists associated with the growing scandal known as ClimateGate.
The ranking Republican on the Senate Environment & Public Works Committee also wants former
|
Long ago
|
14 February 2009
Energy Ethics now has 10 followers!
|
|
15 August 2008
Walter J. Sanchez created the startup |
|
Technical and socio-economic planner and Philosopher
|
ABOUT US
Energy Ethics is a think tank. The organisation is based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The team of Energy Ethics is a connected group of consultants, researchers, intellectuals, students and academics around the globe working in the area of renewable energy, energy systems, energy planning, energy efficiency and cimate change.
We start officially working in the organisation in April 2008.
We are functioning with a horizontal hierarchy, which includes an open source of our projects, activities and action plans to local experts in Denmark and we are now looking for further partnerships and collaboration internationally.
As a non-profit and non-partisan organisation the business strategy of Energy Ethics is focused on the enhancement of democratic principles in international energy and climate change policy-making.
Our products and services consist on capacity building material and scientific analyses based on project-based assessment and technical and socio-economic studies. The crosscutting approaches of energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies being implemented in the water, health and agriculture sectors in developing countries is our target.
The mission of Energy Ethics is to gather an international network to create think tanks about subjects related to energy and its axis with climate change.
The independent research of Energy Ethics makes our organisation to be a think-tank with an international profile with partners in USA, Africa, Europe and Asia.
THINGS WE NEED
-
Looking for writers/journalists for Energy Ethics' newsletter: SOUTH WATCH. Any interest please write to: wsanchez[at]energy-ethics.org
Posted by Walter J. Sanchez 1 week ago
COMMENTS (3)
Team (2)
View all-
Elena Custura
Economical Informatics studies from University Of West, Timisoara, Romania, with MSc from RUC, DK. Currently working for DECG (Danish Environmental Consultancy Group), Denmark.
-
Walter J. Sanchez
Technical and socio-economic planner and Philosopher
Followers (19)
View all-
-
Martin B. Justesen
Danish, 38, majoring in Social Science, Danish Language and Educational Studies. Founder of crossuniversity network StudieVirk. Selfemployed and openminded about new projects.
-
Scott Hill
American scientist, engineer, and researcher, living in Denmark, over 35 yeras experience in hi-tech projects, teaching, writing, consulting
-
Laina Greene
22 years of experience in the communications industry, working in government, private sector and not for profit. Travelled and worked in 43 countries. Current focus is on Clean Tech and Green IT in emerging markets.
Energy Ethics' 2010 Booklet at our website!
General Assembly 18th February 2010
Please, register at: http://energy-ethics.org/index.php?option=com_comprofiler...
I will like to thank all the followers of Energy Ethics. More information will be added in our website very soon. More info can be requested at wsanchez@energy-ethics.org or info@energy-ethics.org
Cheers