• Publication 22 January 2020 Organising the Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) Process This note provides guidance to countries joining the TNA project on how to create and utilize existing institutional structures for establishing and implementing the TNA process. It also explains the regional and global support mechanisms.
• News 21 January 2020 Ambition, dedication and TNA results in Suriname's revised NDC Being part of the ongoing Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) project, currently in Phase III, Suriname has wasted no time in using the results of the first step (identifying and prioritising sector and technologies) to contribute to the development of their recently submitted NDC. Being only the second country to have submitted a revised version of their NDC in 2020, Suriname shows ambition and dedication in their outlined contributions. Click here to read Suriname's NDC Various avenues for…
• News 21 January 2020 Suriname shows ambition and dedication in their NDC contributions Being part of the ongoing TNA project, currently in Phase III, Suriname has wasted no time in using the results of the first step (identifying and prioritising sector and technologies) to contribute to the development of their recently submitted NDC. Being only the second country to have submitted a revised version of their NDC in 2020, Suriname shows ambition and dedication in their outlined contributions. Click here to read Suriname's NDC Various avenues for technology transfer, in the…
• Publication 3 January 2020 Loss and damage in COP25 The 25th Conference of the Parties (COP25) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was held from 2 to 13 December 2019. No agreement could be reached on the rules governing international carbonmarkets and, as a result, the negotiations on this matter were postponed. With regard to two of the remaining negotiating issues – future emission-reduction commitments by parties, and climate finance for developing countries –, theagreements reached at COP25 fell far short…
• Webinar & E-Learning 19 December 2019 Data insights to foster the uptake of energy efficiency technologies in EU residential buildings (Webinar) – 04.12.2019 The ambitious strategy of turning EU countries into low carbon economies assumes reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 80% below the level from 1990. This target can’t be achieved without significant changes in building energy use and installed HVAC equipment. Currently 75% of buildings in EU are energy inefficient and the actual rate of renovation is not sufficient to achieve ambitious climate change mitigation targets. One of the barriers of higher and faster distribution of low carbon…
• News 13 December 2019 Vietnam Energy Partnership Group (VEPG) High-Level Meeting and Stakeholder Forum 2019 The event brings together high-level representatives from the Government of Viet Nam, Development Partners, as well as from the Private Sector, Research and Civil Society. The HLM prives a platform to present the progress made of the forty (40) Policy Recommendations from the Technical Working Groups the Viet Nam Energy Partnership Group (VEPG) in the areas of Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Sector Reform, Access to Energy, and Energy Data & Statistics, which were presented and…
• News 3 December 2019 Meet us at COP25 See the full list of where you can meet us below: Date/Time Event Where/Room 1  - 12 Dec. Photo poster exhibition Technology Needs Assessments COP venue 2 Dec. Time:  18:30-20:00 Side event: High expectations – Did the UN Climate Action Summit achieve higher climate ambitions? EU Pavilion Room: Brussels 3 Dec. Time: 12.30-13.30 Presentation:  Nordic transparency presentation: Strengthened institutions for a sustainable climate – A global capacity building programme…
• News 29 November 2019 Highlights from the second regional workshops The second set of regional capacity building workshops under the TNA III brought together countries from across the globe in Suriname, Fiji, South Africa and Senegal in October 2019. Organised by UNEP DTU Partnership and the respective Regional Centres, the workshops were an opportunity for the country teams to interact with the organisers as well as provide inputs and training on: Identifying barriers and inefficiencies by using market mapping and other tools Identifying activities aimed at…

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