MLex E3 Press Round-Up 17.03.2009

( March 17, 2009, 08:15 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- Contents: EU foreign ministers haggle over Nabucco plans; China's climate chief says buyers of its goods should pay for related emissions; Consumers become more favourable to nuclear energy-study; Global market for photovoltaic solar up 110 percent last year; German gas sector fears shrinking profit margins as EC plans higher taxes; UK MPs say domestic rescue package is not green enough; UK's DECC beset by battle of wills over fossil fuels; Australia's opposition party says carbon trading scheme puts mining jobs at risk- EU foreign ministers were unable to reach a deal on planned investments of five billion euros in energy projects and broadband infrastructure as they haggled over the removal of the Nabucco pipeline plans from a list of potential projects...

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