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- News 9 July 2021 Pilot studies of transformational impact show the extent of climate policy ambition Four pilot cases have showed how looking at climate action policies through a Transformational Change lens can yield new insights into what works and why. The four cases cover different levels, sectors and stakeholders, and have used a new methodology, developed by UNEP DTU Partnership experts, to assess both new and emerging climate policies. The Transformational Change Methodology is a stepwise approach to determine the extent to which a policy is truly transformational in terms of delivering…
- Webinar & E-Learning 7 July 2021 Sustainable Energy Transition through Energy Efficient Data Centres (Presentation) Presentation at the Vienna Energy Forum Side Event "Unlocking the potential of digital technologies for a sustainable energy transition" organised by International Telecommunication Union.
- Webinar & E-Learning 7 July 2021 BEHAVE 2020-2021 Recordings & Material Wednesday, 21 April 2021 Opening Plenary Session Session 1a: Applying behavioural insights in the private sector, organisations and business models Session 1b: Hard-to-reach energy users in residential and non-residential sectors and financing Session 1c: Behavioural insights and their application in the developing world Session 2a: Behavioural insights and effective communication for climate change mitigation Session 2b: Behavioural insights for end-use energy efficiency in buildings …
- News 2 July 2021 Towards the achievement of SDG 7 and net-zero emissions During the High-level Forum UNEP DTU Partnership's Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency participated in a string of side events and presented a Street Lighting toolbox comprising two tools, which aim to accelerate the energy efficiency at a local level. The tool box is developed with United Nations Environmental Programme initiative United for Efficiency. Try the tool here Available lighting solutions can help developing countries to reduce annual electricity demand for lighting by 40 to 60%…
- News 1 July 2021 New Danish district heating cooperation will help China achieve its climate goals China is not only the world's most populous nation, but also the largest CO2 emitter. The large CO2 emissions and air pollution challenges are a strong driving force for China in terms of switching to a greener energy system. The vast majority of energy used in heating buildings in China today comes from coal. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), China has the world's largest district heating network, and it is estimated that there is a huge potential for green heating to more…
- Event 1 July 2021 Enhancing Means of Implementation through Technology Needs Assessments Description of the event As part of the Asia Pacific Climate Week, UNEP DTU Partnership and UNFCCC are organising an online session focusing on Technology Needs Assessments in the Asia Pacific region. The online event will take place the 8th of July from 8-9 GMT+9. Acknowledging the importance of technological change in reducing emissions and stabilizing atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gas emissions, Technology Needs Assessments (TNAs) were strongly referenced in the Paris agreement…
- News 29 June 2021 Join the webinar - Incorporating Energy Service Companies in Nationally Determined Contributions Webinar, July 7, 2 - 3 PM CEST Since the global climate change agenda first dawned, energy efficiency has held out the promise of the most cost-efficient options to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It practice, it has delivered poorly on that promise, as recorded evidence from practically all frameworks emerging from the climate change negotiations have shown. Why is that – and can The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) under the Paris Agreement finally change the outlooks? Frauke…
- Event 24 June 2021 Incorporating Energy Service Companies in Nationally Determined Contributions Since the global climate change agenda first dawned, energy efficiency has held out the promise of the most cost-efficient options to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It practice, it has delivered poorly on that promise, as recorded evidence from practically all frameworks emerging from the climate change negotiations have shown. Why is that - and can The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) under the Paris Agreement finally change the outlooks? Frauke Röser, founding partner of New…