• News 10 June 2019 Annual meeting on district energy: Inspiring results and capacity building The District Energy in Cities Initiative  has achieved great results during last year. More cities and countries are turning to district energy systems as a mean of unlocking decentralized energy, improving energy efficiency, introducing higher rates of renewables, and achieving greater circularity and resilience. The Initiative is one of six accelerators of the SEforALL Energy Efficiency Hub, hosted by the UNEP DTU Partnership’s Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency. The centre also acts…
• News 10 June 2019 Annual meeting on district energy: Inspiring results and capacity building The District Energy in Cities Initiative  has achieved great results during last year. More cities and countries are turning to district energy systems as a mean of unlocking decentralized energy, improving energy efficiency, introducing higher rates of renewables, and achieving greater circularity and resilience. The Initiative is one of six accelerators of the SEforALL Energy Efficiency Hub, hosted by the UNEP DTU Partnership’s Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency. The centre also…
• News 27 May 2019 New approach for tech transfer and diffusion UNEP DTU Partnership is piloting a new analytical approach to investigate the processes of technology transfer and diffusion, converting this into actionable recommendations, in close partnership with government and private sector actors. The Technology, Markets and Investment for Low Carbon and Climate Resilient Development (TEMARIN) project draws upon insights gathered from UNEP DTU's research in the areas of climate technologies and systems innovation. TEMARIN will operate in Kenya and…
• News 27 May 2019 New approach for tech transfer and diffusion By James Haselip, UNEP DTU Partnership UNEP DTU Partnership is piloting a new analytical approach to investigate the processes of technology transfer and diffusion, converting this into actionable recommendations, in close partnership with government and private sector actors. The Technology, Markets and Investment for Low Carbon and Climate Resilient Development (TEMARIN) project draws upon insights gathered from UNEP DTU’s research in the areas of climate technologies and systems innovation…
• News 10 May 2019 Partnerships for climate action: Sustainable schools A public private partnership in Chile, based on the UNEP DTU Partnership ADMIRE project, is supplying schools with green energy while proving that there is a business case in investments in sustainable energy in public institutions. The Adaptation Mitigation Readiness (ADMIRE) project creates commercially viable business models for climate action in partnership with public and private sector actors. It is based on the fact that private investments are key to reach the goals in the Paris…
• Publication 1 May 2019 Accessing International Funding for Climate Change Adaptation This guidebook reviews options for international financing of adaptation actions in developing countries. It presents the most important technical criteria and concepts used by public donors and private financiers in evaluating proposals. It also provides practical advice on how to present project ideas to potential donors. The guidebook is a useful tool for adaptation planners and project developers looking to develop successful adaptation project proposals for international funding.
• Publication 1 May 2019 Technologies for Climate Change Adaptation - Coastal Erosion and Flooding Sea level rise, more intense storm surges, and other climate change impacts will pose serious threats to large number of people living along the world’s coasts. This guidebook covers thirteen main adaptation technologies for coastal erosion and flooding due to climate change. For each technology, the authors present a technology description, its advantages and disadvantages, costs and benefits, institutional organisation requirements and detailed examples about its application. This guidebook…
• Publication 1 May 2019 Technologies for Climate Change Adaptation - Water Sector

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