Efficient lighting could save over $ 108 billion annually in avoided electricity bills to consumers.
The transport sector has the highest growth of CO2 emission of any sector.
The buildings sector accounts for about one-third of global energy use.
Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency is the Energy Efficiency Hub under the SEforALL initiative.
14 June 2017 Energy Efficiency Partnerships - Tbilisi, Georgia
05 June 2017 New publications on enhancing energy efficiency in India and China
02 May 2017 Copenhagen Centre participates at the G20 Energy Efficiency Forum
15 March 2017 SEforALL Forum in New York — April 3–5, 2017
Webinar on Building Efficiency Accelerator: Connecting with investors 4 July 2017, 4 - 5 PM CEST Click to register Webinar on Using Data to Measure Policy Impacts 27 June 2017, 4 - 5.30 PM CEST Click to register
Webinar on Energy Efficiency Actions in Georgia and Tblisi 1 June 2017, 1:30 - 3:00 PM CEST Click to watch webinar
Webinar on Options for Incentivizing Voluntary, Above-code Construction 10 May 2017, 3 PM CEST Click to watch webinar
The Energy Efficiency ‘Accelerators’ represent key areas of action to achieve the SEforALL energy efficiency target, and are being established as global multi-stakeholder platforms that will focus on scaling up and accelerating energy efficiency work at the national, sub-national and city levels. Read more about the accelerators here.
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