• Tools 11 March 2016 Industrial Efficiency Technology Database (IETD) This database aims to help decision makers identify technologies and measures that improve productivity and profits while reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions in industry, and assist companies in assessing the cost-effectiveness of energy efficiency investment options. 
• Tools 11 March 2016 Industrial Efficiency Program Database (IEPrD) This database contains information about energy management and utility obligation programs, and includes program descriptions, evaluations and assessments. 
• Webinar & E-Learning 10 March 2016 Best Practices and Case Studies to Improve Industrial Energy Efficiency (Webinar) - 02.03.2016 The Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency (C2E2), the SE4All Energy Efficiency Hub, is hosting a free webinar on its latest publication: Best Practices and Case Studies for Industrial Energy Efficiency Improvement. Globally, industry consumes about one quarter of the global energy and is critical sector to achieving the SE4All goal of doubling the rate of energy efficiency improvement by 2030. Published in February 2016, the report aims to provide guidance to policy makers on industrial&nbsp…
• Tools 9 March 2016 Green Button Connect What is Green Button?The emerging Green Button initiative enables you to download your detailed energy information with a simple click.Green Button was inspired by the success of Blue Button, which gave veterans quick and easy access to their medical records.Where did Green Button originate?Green Button was developed by the energy industry in a consensus process and now may be adopted voluntarily by utilities.Green Button builds on policy objectives in the Obama Administration's Blueprint For a…
• News 19 February 2016 New C2E2 Publication Showcases Best Practices in Industrial Energy Efficiency Globally, industry accounts for about 29 percent of final energy consumption and employs some 23 percent of the world’s workforce. Best Practices and Case Studies for Industrial Energy Efficiency Improvement - An Introduction for Policy Makers is a new Copenhagen Centre publication geared towards countries seeking to implement and accelerate energy efficiency in industry. Designed to support policymakers, the report includes dozens of examples of successful policies and programs, and…
• News 19 February 2016 Danfoss Pledges to Cut Energy Consumption in Half by 2030 Danfoss, a world leading provider of energy efficient technologies and solutions for heating and cooling systems, is accelerating its energy efficiency efforts by introducing ambitious climate targets. Noting that most of the world’s energy consumption comes from industry and buildings, has focused its Climate Strategy 2030 on doing more with less in its own business processes, production and buildings. By 2030, the company aims to run its business using half as much energy and emitting half as…
• News 18 February 2016 Accelerating Energy Efficiency under SE4All The Paris Agreement has added urgency to the quest for a doubling of rates of energy efficiency improvement as universally agreed in the 7th Sustainable Development Goal in September at the United Nations. With zero net emissions in the global economy an inevitable outcome of the ambition of the Paris Agreement, and with NDCs mapping out a future temperature rise of more than 3 degrees, as opposed to the agreed limit of below 2 degrees, it is clear that the key to making our ambitions a reality…
• News 18 February 2016 C2E2 Establishes Secretariat for the Global Energy Efficiency Accelerator Platform A Secretariat for the Global Energy Efficiency Accelerator Platform was established has been coordinated from a new Secretariat housed in the Copenhagen Centre Since September 2015, the. While the Secretariat will take on an organisational role, a range of leading international energy efficiency organisations will offer targeted support for individual sectors such as buildings, industry, passenger vehicles, lighting, appliances, district energy, power and finance. As the flagship…

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