How greenhouse gas emission model

The Information Society, in addition to its clear “green” component, discussed below, is responsible for the slow but inexorable disappearance of physical borders, the emergence of new business, the conversion of all markets in markets Overall, unlimited access to information, but not always guaranteed quality-of profound change in the concept of privacy, improved productivity …

However, in the current context of changing economic model, there permanently sustainable development objective is closely linked to the responsible management of scarce resources and ICTs as a fundamental instrument for its attainment. Energy is the indispensable resource for development and proper management of any alternative paradigm which purports to be viable in the search for a new model of sustainable economics.

In this sense, we should remember that there are three pillars of energy policy the European Union: sustainability, competitiveness and security of supply. The measures are in place should help to achieve the goal of “three 20″ which has raised the Union for the year 2020: 20% reduction in emissions of greenhouse gases, a 20% share of renewable energies in final consumption and a 20% savings in future energy demand by 2020. Another priority, which today comes, unfortunately, most important, is energy security.