This report summarizes key learning points on carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) from Phase 5 of the International Energy Agency Greenhouse Gas Research and Development Program (IEAGHG).
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Source: International Energy Agency
Date: January 2010
This tool provides an analysis of a building's energy consumption to assess compliance with Part L (England & Wales), Section 6 (Scotland), and Part F (Northern Ireland) of Building Regulations and eventually for building performance certification for the Energy Performance of Buildings Dire
Source: Building Research Establishment
Date: March 2011
This 2010 presentation by the Head of Energy Efficiency and Environmental Section of the International Energy Agency describes the linkages between the smart grid and energy efficiency, and outlines the key systems and technologies to maximize efficiency benefits.
Source: Energy Efficiency, Electricity Demand and Smart Grids,
Date: June 2010
This report explores the cost and benefit effects of renewable energy (RE) expansion in the German power and heat sector.
Source: German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
Date: June 2010
This European Commission communication to the European Parliament and Council concludes that moving towards a low carbon economy needs new technology to be conceived, tested, and then deployed. Public and private investment in energy technology development has to increase substantially.
Source: Commission of the European Communities
Date: July 2009
This paper focuses on the debate concerning the creation of "low-carbon" jobs. Government action on climate change promises economic opportunity.
Source: Global Climate Network
Date: March 2010
The U.K. National Renewable Energy Action Plan (NREAP) is based on a template set by the European Commission, which asks for the trajectory and measures that will enable the United Kingdom to reach its target for 15 per cent of energy consumption in 2020 to be from renewable sources.
Source: United Kingdom Department of Energy and Climate Change
Date: January 2009
Energy Saving Trust is an online database that allows consumers to compare the energy efficiency of various white goods and appliances. The database has a labeling scheme for more efficient products and appliances within the United Kingdom.
Source: Energy Saving Trust
This report is one of a series of Carbon Trust documents aimed at educating the public on energy efficiency in commercial buildings.
Source: The Carbon Trust
Date: April 2006
This factsheet summarizes the efforts of the Global Superior Energy Performance (GSEP), to accelerate energy efficiency improvements in commercial buildings and industrial facilities.
Source: Clean Energy Ministerial
Date: April 2011