Ljubljana – In light of the recently concluded COP26 climate conference, President Borut Pahor’s permanent committee of climate advisors has called for an inclusive, reasoned and publicly understandable debate on Slovenia’s energy future and investments in energy solutions. The advisory panel made its recommendations following a consultation on Slovenia’s energy future before COP26, which primarily focused on the question of nuclear energy, the president’s office said on Tuesday. The committee also welcomed the commitments of countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and warned that much more substantial measures will be…
