• Webinar & E-Learning 6 July 2026 From Energy Audits to Action: Advancing Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Mauritius - Session 2 - 11.06.2026 The second day of the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre (UNEP-CCC) and Energy Efficiency Management Office (EMO) training series built on the previous session’s technical foundations by exploring how high-quality energy audits can be transformed into financeable energy efficiency projects. Moderated by Trupti Yargattimath, the webinar featured presentations from Zhuolun Chen, Yuxiang Zhang, and Clara Camarasa, who collectively examined the links between energy auditing, project implementation,…
• Webinar & E-Learning 6 July 2026 From Energy Audits to Action: Advancing Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Mauritius - Session 1 - 10.06.2026 In this UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre (UNEP-CCC) and Energy Efficiency Management Office (EMO) training webinar, Clara Camarasa moderated a practical discussion on strengthening energy auditing practices in Mauritius and accelerating the transition from audit recommendations to implementable energy efficiency projects. Opening the session, Muhammad Ziyaad Toofany (EMO) highlighted the urgency of improving building-sector performance, noting that Mauritius has already received mandatory energy…
• Project 19 February 2026 Support for the development of Mauritius' NDC 3.0 (2025–2035) Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) is an essential element of the global architecture to achieve the climate goals established in the Paris Agreement. Every five years, countries use the NDC as their primary tool to communicate, nationally as well as internationally, its plans and commitments for climate action, both in terms of reducing emissions and in terms of responding to climate risks through adaptation actions and measures to address loss and damage.  NDCs are thus…
• News 30 January 2026 Education and job fair highlights energy efficiency as pathway to skills and jobs in Mauritius Energy efficiency is emerging as a key opportunity for both economic resilience and employment in Mauritius, as students, professionals and institutions gathered at the Education and Job Fair for Energy Efficiency at the University of Mauritius this week. Co-organized by the Ministry of Energy and Public Utilities, the Energy Efficiency Management Office (EEMO), the University of Mauritius and the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, the one-day event brought together education providers, Energy…
• News 23 January 2026 Guarantee mechanism could unlock energy efficiency investments in Mauritius Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) could unlock some of the largest and fastest energy and emissions reductions in Mauritius, particularly in hotels, resorts and shopping malls, according to speakers at a UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre-supported event held on 23 January 2026 in Port Louis. The event, Energy Performance Contracting for Hotels, Resorts & Malls – Unlocking your Energy Efficiency Potential, brought together energy service companies (ESCOs), hospitality and retail operators,…
• News 20 November 2025 Mauritius to use Energy Performance Contracting as Key Energy Efficiency Targets Mauritius is moving forward on meeting its climate commitments under its recently submitted Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 3.0, identifying Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) as a central implementation framework for achieving its energy efficiency targets. The country aims for a 10% improvement in energy efficiency by 2035, as outlined in its NDC submission to the UNFCCC on 29 September 2025, ahead of COP30. To support this ambition, the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, in…
• Webinar & E-Learning 28 July 2025 International ESCO Symposium 2025 - Financing and structuring ESCO investments at scale Moderated by Svetlana Adamek (Managing Director, adamek & adamek consulting GmbH), this session addressed one of the most persistent challenges in the ESCO sector: access to finance. The panel explored how to overcome financing barriers through aggregation, forfaiting, guarantee mechanisms, and energy efficiency funds, with insights from experts across Europe and Mauritius. Key Insights by Speaker Csaba de Csiky – Chairman, EnerSave Capital Sarl …
• Webinar & E-Learning 28 July 2025 International ESCO Symposium 2025 - The Role of International Agreements and Supranational Regulation Moderated by Dr. Clara Camarasa (UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre), this panel explored how international agreements and supranational regulations—such as the Paris Agreement and EU directives—drive national energy efficiency targets and how these are translated into actionable frameworks. The session featured insights from representatives of Türkiye, Kosovo, Mauritius, and the Global ESCO Network. Key Themes and Insights Global Frameworks and Their Role Søren Lütken (UNEP, Global…

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