Statesmen and stars feature at EU clean energy awards gala
28 May 2008
A mixture of statesmen, actors and singers joined MEPs and a large audience for the annual Energy Globe Awards in the European Parliament
Mikhail Gorbachev picked up a lifetime achievement award whilst Kofi Annan presented the water award
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