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FSR Climate at workshop: Economic Challenges for Energy, Madrid
Jan 30, 2016

On 28-29 January the FSR Climate team attended a workshop in Madrid on the Economic Challenges for Energy. The workshop was organised by ”Economics for Energy”, a private research center that applies economic analysis to energy issues.
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