• 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 5 July 2021 The Global ESCO Network continues to expand The ESCO Association of South Africa has joined the Global ESCO Network stating their wish to learn from other ESCO markets across the world and generally share experiences and knowledge. Chair of the Global ESCO Network, Søren E. Lütken, presented the Global ESCO Network at EASAs annual meeting on July 1st declaring a common interest in exploring ESCO concepts suited for the African continent. The Global ESCO Network gathers ESCO associations of the World as well as international institutions…
• 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 30 June 2021 Measurement & Verification: at the Core of Energy Performance Contracting The energy performance contracting (EPC) business model, implemented by energy services companies (ESCO), has long been identified as a method to deliver the large-scale implementation of energy efficiency (EE) projects. Establishing the performance of energy efficiency projects may be challenging. Hence the need to rely on measurement and verification (M&V) activities. This webinar will discuss how the International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol (IPMVP) plays a key role…
• News 29 June 2021 New report out: "Local value capture from the energy transition: insights from the Solar PV industry in Kenya" This report aims to bring attention to the local companies operating in the solar PV market in Kenya and the ways in which they became competitive in a market dominated mainly by international companies while also operating under several constraints. It describes the companies’ respective characteristics and competences and their various resources, linkages and networks, both formal and informal. It also narrates the development trajectories and strategies that have allowed local companies to…
• 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…

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