This study evaluates energy efficiency trends and policies in more than 70 countries.
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Source: World Energy Council
Date: January 2008
This report reviews four energy efficiency programs for low income households: (1) the Brazilian Electricity Public Benefits Fund, (2) the Programme for Biomass Energy Conservation (ProBEC) in Southern Africa, (3) the United Kingdom’s Fuel Poverty Strategy (especially the Warm Front Scheme) and
Source: World Energy Council, French Environment and Energy Management Agency
Date: July 2010
This handbook is intended for listing organizations, companies and institutions that are instrumental in the project development process.
Source: World Energy Council
Date: April 2004
The first part of this report briefly describes successful programs for several renewable energy technologies, providing Internet links for more information, as well as contact information.
Source: Canada Commission for Environmental Cooperation, Envirochem Services
Date: March 2006
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 provides an analysis of the global wind power industry.
Source: Energy Business Reports
Date: September 2011
This report analyzes the technology, key drivers, restraints, and market trends in the global small wind turbine (less than 100 kilowatts) market.
Source: Energy Business Reports
Date: June 2011
This paper examines the results of demand response (DR) implementation throughout the European Union, focusing on the factors that have either aided development of DR or acted as barriers.
Source: Energy
Date: January 2009
This Office of the Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) report presents the findings of the Energy Demand Research Project, a project conducted by energy suppliers that sought to determine the consumer response to varying levels of information about their energy consumption.
Source: Office of the Gas and Electricity Markets (U.K.)
Date: June 2011
The UK is committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050, relative to 1990 levels. We need a transformation of the UK economy while ensuring secure, low carbon energy supplies to 2050, and face major choices about how to do this.
Date: August 2012