Action at Energy Negotiations in The Hague

Activists of Greenpeace and 'Milieudefensie' are posting at the entrance of the SER-building in The Hague for three days. This is the location where the negotiations take place for a National Energy Agreement. The discussions started in January and this week the final stage is reached. Today is the first day of the action. The activists hand out energy drinks to the participants and they discuss parts of the agreement which they would like to be settled in a better way.

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Actie tijdens Energie Onderhandelingen Den Haag

Actievoerders van Greenpeace en Milieudefensie staan deze week elke ochtend bij het SER-gebouw in Den Haag klaar om de onderhandelaars van het Nationaal Energieakkoord op scherp te zetten. De in januari gestarte onderhandelingen voor een nationaal energieakkoord gaan deze week de laatste, cruciale fase in. De actievoerders voorzien de onderhandelaars van "Energie-drank" en zij belichten ze iedere dag een aspect van het akkoord dat zij graag goed geregeld willen zien.

Unique identifier: GP04NFN

Type: Image

Shoot date: 24/06/2013

Locations: Netherlands, The Hague, Western Europe

Credit line: © Greenpeace / Berbera van de Hoek

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Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

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Action at Energy Negotiations in The Hague

Activists of Greenpeace and the Dutch environmental organization “Milieudefensie” are posting for three days at the SER building in the Hague where the negotiations take place for a National Energy Agreement. Every day the activists expose a part of the agreement which they would like to be settled in a better way. They hand out energy drinks to the negotiators who have to face another action scene each day before they can to enter the building. The negotiations started in January and this week the end phase is reached. Employers, employees, energy companies and environmental organizations negotiate the steps to make the energy requirements less dependent of fossil fuels. The aim is to reach16 percent clean energy in 2020.

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