Blog posts with the tag: "Research"
Wednesday 27 February 2013
The American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE) recently published another excellent report (they are very prolific!). This one, “Calculating the Nation’s Annual Energy Efficiency Investments” by Skip Laitner undertook the ambitious task of documenting the annual investment in energy efficiency in the USA and the benefits. It found that in 2010 the USA…
Thursday 7 February 2013
After attending a 2 day Research Councils UK (RCUK) workshop on future research needs in Energy in the Home and Workplace I have been thinking about research needs around energy efficiency. It is true to say that just applying existing technologies into situations where they are already economic would go a long way to closing…
Dr Steven Fawkes
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Black & Veatch Building technologies Caludie Haignere China Climate co-benefits David Cameron E.On EDF EDF Pulse awards Emissions Energy Energy Bill Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency Mission energy security Environment Europe FERC Finance Fusion Government Henri Proglio innovation Innovation Gateway investment in energy Investor Confidence Project Investors Jevons paradox M&V Management net zero new technology NorthWestern Energy Stakeholders Nuclear Prime Minister RBS renewables Research survey Technology uk energy policy US USA Wind farmsMy latest entries
- The RetroMeter project: using metered energy savings to make energy efficiency more investable
- An overview of the ESCO industry
- Applying Energy Efficiency First in financial institutions
- Getting to grips with the complexities of industrial decarbonisation using soft systems
- Back in Brum – home of the Energy Service Company
- Net Zero: A New Front in the Culture Wars?
- Attracting investment to achieve our net zero ambitions
