As if the Large Combustion Plant Directive isn't doing enough damage, the "colleagues" are now working on a revision to the infamous directive on integrated pollution prevention and control (IPPC), which they are now calling the Industrial Emissions Directive.The directive applies to virtually all production processes, including electricity generation plants, the revision taking the "opportunity" to ramp up the emission requirements.

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Not just Shameron. The EU might be political history by then. We will probably soon have to start hunting down whatever take its place, nipping it in the bud this time.

Nah ... it will be down to a membership of one ... the UK, still taking orders from Brussels.

By ONE!!!!.....Portugal is next, then Spain, then Belgium/ Italy. This ain't going away, no matter how hard the Colleagues wish it would.

Oh Yeah and guess who has the largest exposure to Greece.....

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/france ... on-bailout

It looks like France has found a pretext for backtracking on its commitment to wind power. It is going to tighten up the planning rules on windfarms so that they will be treated in the same way as chemical plants. This is expected to result in 70% of windfarms currently in the planning stage being rejected. And no windfarms of less than 15 MW (= 15 wind turbines) will be allowed - this is to stop small installations being set up piecemeal all over the place. The vested interests are complaining that this decision is "éolicide".

http://www.lefigaro.fr/sciences-technol ... rance-.php