• Event 26 April 2021 Keys to US ESCO Growth: Government Mandates and Risk Management The ESCO Industry in the United States has grown from its original existence into a market size in 2017 of about $7 Billion USD. During this growth, ESCOs have grown in all market segments, but in the United States, predominantly serve the public building market such that in 2014, roughly 92% of all work was with public buildings. As the market has grown, the project sizes have grown as well, with projects for the Federal Government averaging $0.8 Million in the 1990’s to $5.5 Million and…
• Event 19 April 2021 BEHAVE 2020-2021 online conference BEHAVE 2020-2021 is the 6th version of the biannual EnR event that focuses on the application of behavioural insights in energy efficiency. As an important conference for national energy agencies in Europe, BEHAVE provides a unique forum for policymakers, academia, industry and practitioners to share ideas and experiences in promoting effective solutions for energy efficiency improvements and climate mitigation. Main Objectives and targeted audience To foster political support to integrate…
• News 15 April 2021 BEHAVE - For a climate neutral world How do we integrate insights into behaviour and behavioural change to accelerate energy efficiency improvements and get us closer to a low-carbon future? Next week, UNEP DTU Partnership is hosting a conference to answer just that. BEHAVE 2020-2021 is the sixth version of the biannual event on energy efficiency and behaviour change. BEHAVE provides a unique forum for policymakers, academia, industry and practitioners to share ideas and experiences in promoting effective solutions for energy…
• Webinar & E-Learning 14 April 2021 Enhancing Energy Efficiency in East Africa eTraining - Session 4 (Webinar) Module 4 - Business models and finance 4.1 Business models Types of models adopted worldwide and their examples. Selection of types that could be suitable for East African countries. 4.2 Finance How to assess the cost-effectiveness of the measures and types of financing instruments to fund energy efficiency projects in East African countries.
• News 7 April 2021 New research project on the collection and recycling of electronic waste from off-grid solar devices Sales of small off-grid solar PV systems have exploded in the last 10-15 years, especially in Africa. In rural areas without access to electricity, these systems are typically used to power everything from mobile chargers and lanterns to radios, televisions and refrigerators. However, their lifespans are often short, raising concerns about a looming waste crisis. Furthermore, they often contain hazardous substances such as heavy metals, with potentially adverse impacts on human health and the…
• News 16 March 2021 AMENEER welcomes the Global ESCO Network at meeting in Mexico On March 12, the Global ESCO Network organized a meeting with AMENEER in order to exchange on a potential collaboration between the two organizations. AMENEER is the Mexican Association of Energy Efficiency Companies that groups together companies that are dedicated to installing energy monitoring and control systems in commercial, residential, industrial, and government buildings, offering solutions with efficient equipment that reduce the energy consumption needs. As a non-profit association…
• News 27 January 2021 Policy brief - Action needed to level the playing field for domestic solar PV companies Kenya has long been a frontrunner in the diffusion and uptake of solar PV technologies. This has created a mature and vibrant market, with large investments coming into the sector, worth USD 467 million in 2018. This growth in the solar PV market presents opportunities for the Kenyan economy going beyond clean energy and access to electricity in rural areas to include benefits like industrial development, private-sector development and job creation. The market is largely driven by international…
• News 25 January 2021 Innovative Data-Centre Cooling Technologies in China – Liquid Cooling Solution The data centre industry is facing significant challenges in terms of energy use and sustainability, as demand for data is escalating worldwide, while the severity of climate change and urgency of climate action is increasing. A large part of the energy used in a data centre is consumed when elaborate cooling systems remove heat to keep temperatures stable. Over 40% of the total energy in data centres is consumed for cooling the IT equipment. Currently, the world’s data centres consumes about 3…

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