The Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency works to engage national and subnational governments to accelerate energy efficiency implementation, in line with global Sustainable energy objectives. Many developing world governments are motivated to act on energy efficiency, therefore the Copenhagen Centre can help with the capacity to realise their energy efficiency ambitions, and to develop projects that would be able to attract investments and generate actual energy savings.
With a focus on the most rollout-ready energy end-use sectors, namely buildings, district heating and cooling, water supply and lighting, the Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency assists with project analysis, technology procurement, investment models, best-practice knowledge and research.
The Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency works to accelerate energy efficiency programs in cities and countries through three activities:
- Activating the knowledge base to assess energy efficiency potential and opportunities
- Developing public-private implementation projects available to attract the necessary finance
- Replicating and communicating success
Using a model of standardisation, upscaling and replication, the Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency is able to create impact reaching far beyond individual projects.
This is also the case of the capacity building efforts that are designed for easy access and dissemination through an online Knowledge Management System and webinars.
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Focus area: Business Models and Markets, Scaling up EE by Government and Private Sector
Country / Region: Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Chile, China, Colombia, Egypt, Georgia, Ghana, India, Kenya, Malawi, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Serbia, Seychelles, Tanzania, Vietnam
