By Vera Eckert
FRANKFURT, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Energy efficiency goals set by the German government and industry for up to 2020 could bring lucrative business opportunities for its utilities and engineering sectors, industry officials and analysts said.
A summit meeting hosted on Monday by German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin ended with agreement that Germany's energy productivity should be doubled by 2020.
"This is positive and remarkable. Energy efficiency ...
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