• News 17 March 2022 How to attract climate finance for clean cooking Greenhouse gas emissions from the combustion of woodfuels for cooking account for 2% of global emissions, equivalent to those from the international aviation sector. Further, 50% of black carbon emissions come from household energy use and 27-34% of global woodfuel harvesting is defined as unsustainable. In a recorded presentation entitled “Strategic ideas for Malawi to attract finance for clean cooking”, senior researcher Karen Olsen gave a recorded presentation in support of transformational…
• Publication 17 March 2022 Policy measures and regulations for improved energy efficiency in the road transport sector
• Publication 17 March 2022 Energy efficiency in developing countries: Policies and programmes This book presents a comparative analysis of energy efficiency policies in developing countries. Although there is a vast amount of literature available about renewable energy policy and implementation in the developing world, energy efficiency tends to lack attention. This book fills this lacuna by examining the current state of the field and scope for future improvements. Drawing on a wide range of case studies including Brazil, China and Chile, the authors use a comparative approach to…
• Publication 17 March 2022 Behavioural insights for energy efficiency improvement in developing country cities
• Publication 17 March 2022 A review of China's energy efficiency policies for the industrial sector since 1990
• Publication 11 March 2022 India's non-CO2 GHG emissions: Development, pathways and mitigation flexibility
• Publication 10 March 2022 Integration of low carbon technologies into district heating systems of developing countries of cold climatic zones: The case of Mongolia
• Publication 10 March 2022 A methodological framework to assess the gaps from national energy efficiency policies to local actions within a multilevel governance system The role of cities has recently gained attention in the global energy arena, for instance when a delegation of 25 cities pledged to become carbon neutral by 2050 during COP23. Scientific evidence shows that cities are essential partners to work with to achieve a sustainable energy transition, while organisations such as Covenant of Mayors, ICLEI and C40 are supporting the movement towards a larger inclusion of local institutions. Historically, local governments were considered policy-takers, as…

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