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- Webinar & E-Learning 14 April 2021 Enhancing Energy Efficiency in East Africa eTraining - Session 3 (Webinar) Module 3 - Rapid assessment of EE projects for municipalities 3.4 Energy Efficiency – HVAC systems (Part 1 & 2) Performance assessments of HVACs, EE measures and examples. 3.5 Energy Efficiency – Lighting systems Cost effective solutions that improve the energy performance of lighting. 3.6 Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in water supply Opportunities for energy efficiency in water supply. 3.7 Energy efficiency in the water Energy efficiency in water supply.
- Webinar & E-Learning 14 April 2021 Enhancing Energy Efficiency in East Africa eTraining - Session 2 (Webinar) Module 2 - Project Bundling 2.1 Introduction to Project Bundling Review of the various steps required for doing project bundling in the energy sector. Module 3 - Rapid assessment of EE projects for municipalities 3.1 The status quo and energy efficiency potential actions for of existing services and commercial buildings Overview of current practices in building constructions in existing services and commercial buildings and collection of potential energy efficiency measures. 3.2 Energy…
- News 13 April 2021 Linking TNAs and NDCs to enable technology transfer Accelerating technology transfer The information that TNAs provide about the potential, ability and scale of climate change technologies can play a unique role in the formulation and implementation of NDCs, through technology transfer. Actions identified in the Technology Action Plans (TAPs) highlight what needs to be done to activate robust market systems and the enabling conditions for technology transfer, diffusion and uptake. These actions can in turn strengthen longer-term strategies…
- Event 7 December 2020 Webinar - Introducing to TNA Adaptation Taxonomy : Guidance for Identifying Adaptation Technology Needs UNEP DTU Partnership together with the Green Technology Center- Korea (GTC – K), a government-funded research institute under the Ministry of Science and ICT Korea, have collaborated on the development of a classification system for adaptation technologies in the context of the Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) project. We invite you to attend our webinar on "TNA Adaptation Taxonomy : Guidance for Identifying Adaptation Technology Needs", co-hosted by the Green Technology Center (GTC) and UNEP…
- Webinar & E-Learning 30 November 2020 Enhancing Energy Efficiency (EE) in Mozambique - eTraining Session 7 (Webinar) Module 3 - Energy Efficiency in water provision 3.1 Energy Efficiency in Water Supply Opportunities for Energy Efficiency in Water Supply. 3.2 Improving Energy Efficiency in Water Supply Challenges, Options, and International Support.
- Event 4 November 2020 Enhancing Energy Efficiency in East Africa (eTraining) The eTraining session will be contacted to the following 5 dates: Module 1: 16th of March, 09:30 CET Module 2 & Module 3.1-3.3: 18th of March, 09:30 CET Module 3.4-3.7: 22nd of March, 09:30 CET Module 4: 25th of March, 09:30 CET Module 5 & 6: 29th of March, 09:30 CEST If you decide to attend, our webinar system is adjusted in order to make only 1 registration. Then you will receive automatic email notifications 1 day and 1 hour before the eTraining broadcast date & time. Objective…
- News 12 October 2020 Accelerating district energy investments in Chile Over the next three years, UNEP DTU Partnership will be working on a new project aimed at consolidating the district energy market in Chile. The project aims at scaling-up investment on district energy by developing an enabling framework and establishing mechanisms to support project developments and will contribute to reducing local pollution and emissions in cities, reduce primary energy consumption, as well as increase health and resilience for the country’s population. The 3-year project,…
- Webinar & E-Learning 29 September 2020 Unlocking energy efficiency in municipalities: water-energy nexus in existing water supply systems (Webinar) – 29.09.2020 Water availability is a main driver for sustainable development. Interdependencies between water and energy sectors are very strong and need to be addressed as a whole to be able to tackle resource stresses caused by climate change, commonly known the water-energy nexus. On the other hand, high electricity demand can lead to unsustainable costs of operation of water supply systems which directly affects public finance, budgets and tariffs for final consumers. In order to…