According to a recent study, about 2.5 billion people living in the world today have no access to modern energy services.
It will also allow society to continue the debate on energy services.
Without a new approach, more people in the developing countries will have difficult to access modern energy services.
"Every unit was doing this," said one former energy services official.
The whole deal would cost Energy Service about $264 million.
They now looked to energy services as a potential new business line to retain their existing large customers.
There has been less debate on energy services, but I think that this part of the directive is also very important.
Last week, Energy Services offered $8 a share to buy out its partner.
Another goal is to provide "universal access to a basic minimum level of modern energy services" by 2030.
We rather feel that energy services are the key to the future for energy efficiency.
