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Alternatives to single-use plastic: a priority in the Principality
Single-use, disposable plastic is a real blight on the environment and is harmful to health.There is some good news, however: alternatives to single-use plastic do exist. Like many other countries, the Prince’s Government has u...
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100th professional signature of National Energy Transition Pact
The National Energy Transition Pact has officially passed 100 signatures by businesses and professional organisations!It was the signature of Monaco’s Military Force that enabled the Pact to hit this new level, a signature whic...
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Spring cleaning: some easy eco-friendly tips
To support you in your energy transition efforts, every season the Mission for Energy Transition will be highlighting a simple eco-action that you can adopt in your everyday life. Whether at home, at work or at school, while sh...
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Camille Clément from Altiqa discusses the group’s energy transition
Based in Switzerland and Monaco for more than 40 years, Altiqa is a corporate consultancy firm, advising on everything from strategy to everyday management of all aspects of entrepreneurial activity.Firmly established in the P...
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Corinne Le Quéré, climate scientist and President of France’s High Council for the Climate, meets National Pact signatories
French-Canadian climate scientist and President of France’s High Council for the Climate, Corinne Le Quéré, joined the signatories of the National Energy Transition Pact at Monaco’s Stars’n’Bars on 11 February 2020. The aim wa...
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