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10.02.2010 17:54
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REWE Group's Green Building has been nominated for the 'Sustainable Energy Europe Award 2010' which is offered by the EU Commission. The sustainable REWE supermarket is thus among the five candidates for the renowned prize that will be awarded in Brussels on 23 March by the EU Commissioner for Energy, Günther Oettinger, within the framework of the European Union's Sustainable Energy Week. The REWE store with a sales floor area of more than 1,800 square metres was opened in Berlin in November 2009 and is CO2 neutral. Compared to a standard building, it consumes 50 per cent less energy.
The 'Sustainable Energy Europe Award 2010', which is awarded this year for the fourth time within the 'Sustainable Energy Europe Campaign', an initiative of the European Commission, honours the best concepts that contribute to achieve the EU's energy policy targets. The prize is awarded in five categories. REWE's Green Building has been nominated for the category 'Demonstration and Dissemination Projects', which awards the efforts undertaken for an efficient introduction of new technologies in the sectors buildings, transport, renewable energies and energy efficiency. A total of 271 applications for the 'Sustainable Energy Europe Award 2010' have been received, of which 93 are in the category of 'Demonstration and Dissemination Projects'.
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