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CEA - Consultants on Energy and the Environment

Postbus 2960
NL-2601 CZ Delft
NETHERLANDS
Tel: +31 15 215 0 215 Fax: +31 15 215 0 216
Website: www.cea.nl

Main Contact
   Hans SCHNEIDER, Consultant
   Email: hschneider[at]cea.nl
   Main Areas of Expertise: International Projects

Other Contacts
   Hugo BURGER, Consultant
   Email: hburger[at]cea.nl
   Main Areas of Expertise: Transition Management

Year of Creation: 1979

No of Staff: 40

Keywords

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ALTENER II Programme 1998-2002 : Biomass & Bioenergy : Buildings : Consultants : Energy Efficiency : FP5 RTD Energie Programme : Industry : Photovoltaics : Renewable Energy Sources & Systems : SAVE II Programme 1998-2002 : Solar Thermal : Sustainable Development : Sustainable Transport : Wind Energy

Sources of Funding
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P
Key:
European
National
Regional
Local
Private
In-house

European Funding: 10% National Funding: 30% Regional Funding: 10% Local Funding: 30% Private Funding: 20%

Further Information

CEA believes it is well-informed about market developments, trends and policies. Its sources are usually direct, both through its own projects and through its presence in relevant networks.

Clients often ask CEA for 'plans' or 'implementation routes'. Since CEA manages projects or parts of projects itself, its plans and routes are realistic and feasible.

The claim that what they promise, they do. And that they only offer things that they expect to do better than others. As soon as CEA feels that others can do parts of a project better, they will propose involving them. CEA frequently co-operates with other specialised businesses in its network.

Areas of expertise: Neither its clients, nor CEA have an interest in becoming too dependent on one another. They all want to fight their own battles as much as possible, by doing tasks themselves or by delegating them. CEA can help organisations learn to do it themself or can organise delegation. CEA believes that its power lies in taking up new challenges and in finding new solutions. Dependent clients just inhibit CEA in this respect.

Target audience: CEA advises governments, companies and intermediary organisations. CEA is active at all organisational levels and in several areas of sustainability. Consequently CEA has a good overall view of what is happening. CEA believes this makes it the right party to bridge existing or imminent gaps between parties and interests.

Reports

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Case Studies

Case Study: SIWERM - Successful Implementation of Wind Energy on Regional and Municipal level - The Netherlands, Greece, Italy and Poland

Other Reports

Report: SIWERM - Successful Implementation of Wind Energy on Regional and Municipal level

Report: ManagEnergy Internet Broadcast: European Conference of Municipal Energy Managers / Europäischer Kongress de kommunalen Energibeauftragten

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