MLex E3 Press Round-Up 14.07.2010

( July 14, 2010, 07:22 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- MEPs call for legally binding energy efficiency targets; Europe halfway to 20 pct renewable target; Sweden leads in depleted nuclear waste storage; UK households could become energy efficient at GBP3,000 per home, says study; Businesses could be asked to disclose environmental impact accounting details; German environment minister suggests atomic energy income auction; Criticism grows for EU Iter nuclear project spending; BP delays oil leak cap testing; GE in USD200 mln smart grid push.-MEPs called on the European Commission to make the EU's 20 percent energy efficiency by 2020 target legally binding, at a committee meeting yesterday....

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