• Webinar & E-Learning 22 March 2022 Module 4 - Strategy development; Incorporating District Cooling into local energy & low-carbon heatcool strategies This module presents the background of strategy development in District Cooling Systems planning. After completing Module 4, participants will be able to: Describe, understand and discuss the role of strategy development in local energy and low-carbon District Cooling strategies Recognize and apply key steps to integrate District Cooling in local energy and low-carbon heating and cooling strategies Identify best case practices in incorporating district cooling planning in local energy…
• Webinar & E-Learning 22 March 2022 Module 3 - Energy mapping and data collection to identify long-term opportunities for District Cooling Systems This module presents the background of energy mapping, a step-by-step introduction to a rapid assessment tool and subsequent data collection needed. After completing Module 3, participants will be able to: Describe, understand and discuss the role of energy mapping in district cooling planning Characterize main types of energy mappings in district cooling development Recognize and be able to apply key steps in the development of energy mapping across various levels of detail Become aware of…
• Webinar & E-Learning 22 March 2022 Module 2 - Stakeholder coordination in District Cooling Systems This module presents the fundamentals of stakeholder management in District Cooling Systems. After completing Module 2, participants will be able to: Describe, understand and discuss the role of stakeholder coordination in District Cooling development Recognize and be able to apply key steps for stakeholder coordination in District Cooling projects Become aware of best practices in stakeholder coordination in District Cooling projects at a national and local level Identify key measures to…
• News 11 March 2022 The Global ESCO Network collaboration with the International Energy Agency, IEA Since late 2021, the Global ESCO Network has been collaborating with the International Energy Agency, IEA, in an informal partnership that we consider to be of great importance. IEA has been working on the energy efficiency agenda for decades and welcomes the establishment of the Global ESCO Network and its objectives of raising the profile of ESCOs as a concrete model for financing energy efficiency to play its part in achieving global climate change goal. Policy advocacy is one of the central…
• Webinar & E-Learning 4 March 2022 Module 3 - Energy mapping and data collection to identify long-term opportunities for district energy systems This module presents the background of energy mapping, a step-by-step introduction to a rapid assessment tool and subsequent data collection needed. The module is composed of five parts: Part I. Context for energy mapping Part II. Definition of energy mapping Part III. Benefits of energy mapping Part IV. Characterization of energy mappings Part V. Best practices from the Netherlands, China and India After completing Module 3, participants will be able to: Describe, understand and discuss the…
• Webinar & E-Learning 4 March 2022 Module 4 - Strategy development: Incorporating district energy into a local energy and low-carbon heat/cool strategies This module presents the background of strategy development in DES planning. The module is composed of five main parts: Part I. Context for strategy development Part II. Definition of strategy development Part III. Key steps in strategy development Part IV. Best practices from Sweden, China and the Netherlands Part V. Synthesis & conclusions After completing Module 4, participants will be able to: Describe, understand and discuss the role of strategy development in local energy and low…
• Webinar & E-Learning 4 March 2022 Module 6 - Business models for sound sustainable district energy systems This module presents the background to develop sound business models in DES planning. The module is composed of five parts: Part I. Context for energy mapping Part II. Characterization of business models Part III. Financial instruments Part IV. Procurement Part V. Best practices from France, Armenia and China After completing Module 6, participants will be able to: Describe, understand and discuss the importance of developing business models for sound and sustainable DES Recognise and apply…
• News 3 March 2022 UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre hosts Global Environmental Governance course The UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre today hosted 70 students from the University of Copenhagen's Master's course in Global Environmental Governance. A session held in UN City, Copenhagen, brought together students and UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre staff, who offered case-specific insights into the centre's work. In doing so the session aimed to shed light on a few basic questions: What is the role of the UN, and specifically UNEP, in global environmental governance? What informs and steers…

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